Nauta Dutilh, the Dutch law firm has become a member of the RWG. It will be participating in the group through its Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Brussels offices. For more information about the firm, see www.nautadutilh.com.
At a signing ceremony today in Luxembourg, the Diplomatic Conference adopted the new Luxembourg Protocol to the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment on Matters Specific to Railway Rolling Stock.
Switzerland became one of the first states to sign the Luxembourg Rail Protocol today. With OTIF, one of the sponsors of the Protocol, based in Bern, Switzerland has long been a centre for the rail industry. For more information (in German) click here.
From L to R: Philippe Dupont (Luxembourg), Hal Burman (US), Peter Bloch (US), Professor Sir Roy Goode (UK), Howard Rosen (RWG)
Professor Sir Roy Goode CBE, QC, one of the “fathers” of the Cape Town Convention signs the Luxembourg Protocol on behalf of the UK
