May 14, 2020
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May 5, 2020
COVID-19: is your business covered?
With many businesses closed, companies will invariably be carefully checking their insurance policies to see if they have adequate insurance cover in place to deal with the risks of reopening (assuming we ever get to the point where we in fact reopen). Some will also... Read more >
April 29, 2020
Legal issues relating to Covid-19: remote hearings are introduced as arbitration and court cases look set to increase
With uncertainty remaining as to what shape the post-Covid legal world will take, we have seen a key change relating to court and arbitration hearings. In light of Covid-19, a conventional hearing with all parties assembled together in one room is unlikely to be... Read more >
August 28, 2019
Where should an arrived ship tender Notice of Readiness?
It’s common practice for an owner (or a party in the position of owner) to tender Notice of Readiness (“NOR”) at the earliest possible opportunity. Not only does this avoid potential cancellation by the charterer, it also starts the clock running on the free time... Read more >
February 7, 2019