Fears that the UK’s decision to leave the European Union would dent the reputation of the nation’s capital as the leader in maritime arbitration cases have not been realised, according to research by shipping law firm HFW. Its research – now in its thi…
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As thunder and lightning rages around the British Isles, you can’t help but draw a parallel with global markets. As we come towards the end of summer, having had what little respite we have been allowed with lockdown measures, the low activity and paus…
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Containerships with a collective cargo carrying capacity of 5.3m TEU are now fitted with an exhaust gas cleaning system (scrubber) to remove sulphur oxides (SOx) from the exhaust gasses generated by the combustion processes in marine engines and thereb…
Containerships overtake crude oil tankers as most scrubber-fitted sector Read More »
The Admiralty Court has for the first time considered what might constitute the meaning of “operator” or “manager” under the 1976 Limitation Convention. In Splitt Chartering APS, Stema Shipping A/S, Maibau Baustoffhandel GmbH, and Stema Shipping (UK) L…
Landmark case clarifies limitation Read More »
Covid, Contango and Capacity. Inchcape Shipping Services has been around for a while, 173 years in fact, and through this history the world has seen many tough and challenging times. 173 Years of Experience Just think about the history of the last hund…
Helping crews and storage solutions Read More »