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| The Court of Justice of the European Union has notified in writing its Chamber judgment in the case of Air Transport Association of America and Others v Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change. The Court considers that the directive including aviation activities in the EU’s emissions trading scheme is valid
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Application of the emissions trading scheme to aviation infringes neither the principles of customary international law at issue nor the Open Skes Agreement
Published in 21-12-2011 by curia.europa.eu |
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| TOXIC CULTURES DRIVE POOR PERFORMANCE, CLAIMS AMNIS | From its many years of experience of working with a wide range of organisations, Amnis believes that toxic cultures - which can be identified as having a general lack of respect for people, a strong people hierarchy, discord in the senior team and disengaged managers - are significantly affecting performance in some healthcare organisations. | | Published in 03-02-2010 by Ruth Bodman, Amnis |
| CORPORATE COUNSEL PROFILE: DAVID SISLOWSKI, FRONTIER AIRLINES | David Sislowski is Vice President, Administration and General Counsel of Frontier Airlines. In an era of significant financial and marketing challenges for the airline industry as a whole, Sislowski talks about the continuing success of Frontier and his role in managing legal risks. This interview appears in the July 2004 issue of the Faegre & Benson publication Trends. | | Published in 09-07-2004 by Faegre&Benson |
| PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE BILL | Stop Press! Changes to time limits for lodging planning appeals New regulations in force from 5 September 2003 reduce the time limit for lodging planning appeals from 6 to 3 months of the decision or the expiry of the decision period, including appeals against listed building and conservation area consent. | | Published in 12-09-2003 by Katherine Evans |
| DEVELOPING AND PROTECTING YOUR BRAND | Customers in today's market are increasingly bombarded with brands. As markets mature and consumers become more savvy, it is increasingly important for companies to seek ways to differentiate their brands. Yet as companies spend more on branding, not many protect this investment at the outset. A company may only look to protect its investment at a later stage when problems arise. | | Published in 22-08-2003 by James Touzel |
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