2021 has been a very important year for the Shipping industry with the issue of carbon emissions, radical changes in the supply chain logistics, and with countries and corporations coming together to address larger issues at hand. What is fascinating t…
[Tank]ing contracts: Doctrine of ‘Good faith’ versus ‘WOG’ and other exclusionary terms Read More »
Renowned futurist K D Adamson joined marine lawyers from across Hill Dickinson to explore how ESG (environmental, social and corporate governance) will shape maritime business. Ms Adamson argued that ESG is raising profound questions for shipping that …
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COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on supply chains around the world, and shows little sign of abating after a surge in new infections across Asia has enforced a partial shutdown of one of the world’s busiest container ports – Ningbo-Zhoushan. Chin…
How Can Shippers Navigate A ‘Perfect Storm’ In Their Supply Chains? Read More »
There is so much discussion about the regulatory side of maritime decarbonisation. And there is so much complaining about uncertainty and about the need for clarity and certainty. As if the future can be known and all that is needed is to have it laid …
Decarbonisation and contracts in the world of international maritime trade Read More »
Amidst a global pandemic, strains on the supply chain have reached emergency levels and the U.S. government is taking notice. The Biden administration has appealed to stakeholders for recommendations in finding solutions to problems ranging from contin…
Rising Freight Costs and Port Delays: Finding Solutions to a Supply Chain Crisis Read More »