First case linked to Houthi missile attacks on shipping hits UK court
English High Court decides whether action over bulker sinking can go ahead in UK
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Aluminium giant halts $24m rates collusion claim against Icelandic owner Eimskip
Container line says antitrust action will be suspended ahead of hearing scheduled for Tuesday
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Legal eagles land in Tokyo to tackle gaps in maritime law
World’s maritime lawyers meet in Tokyo to try and fill dangerous gaps in patchwork of legal systems
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‘Not alive to the risks’: Sole watchman likely on his mobile phone before collision, judge finds
Court says officer compounded problems by steering the wrong way in moments before casualty
Greenpeace activists go on trial for boarding LPG carrier off South Korea
Captain of green group’s Rainbow Warrior ship among those appearing in Seoul courtroom
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