Lawyers are blocking legal reform on an important subject — the wrongful arrest of ships — and now the broader industry needs to take charge
London lawyers ask industry to back change on wrongful arrests Read More »
As Ukraine-related sanctions drive ship sales in unexpected directions, one set of specialised vessels is stuck in a political double bind
Sanctions web sparks S&P spike but puts other vessels in a bind Read More »
Konstantin Krasnokutskiy has to run a top Russian law firm from Athens these days, but believes he can still be effective in Russia’s courts
‘Still possible to get some justice,’ says critical Russian shipping lawyer Read More »
A tanker whose master was recently ousted at gunpoint in Yemeni waters is now in the hands of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard
Iranian forces seize Saint James tanker on fuel smuggling allegations Read More »
Global maritime law factory that was ‘the IMO before there was an IMO’ has reported progress and setbacks towards key treaties
Comite Maritime International elects first woman president Read More »