SAL member, Peter McQueen (arbitrator and mediator) and Dr Robin Bowley, UTS Sydney, will present an overview of key developments in maritime law.
Further details are give below.
Maritime Law Association of Australia & New Zealand – NSW Branch Webinar
17 MARCH 2022 * Sydney Time 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm * Online (no charge)
Peter McQueen, Arbitrator & Mediator
A review of Latest English maritime law decisions on
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Invitation for the LSLC’s Arbitration Roundtable Debate webinars – 15th and 16th September
| THE CENTRE WELCOMES MEMBERS AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS TO THESE SPECIAL LISW21 WEBINARS LSLC’s ARBITRATION ROUNDTABLE DEBATE held in association with 36 STONE
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| These webinars will address: PART I“London Maritime Arbitration – costs and time are the thorny issues for users – Who is in control?” Chairman: The Hon. Mrs... |
Dubai-based port and terminal operator DP World has once again won an international ruling […] The post Djibouti terminal dispute: Court rules in favor of DP World appeared first on Offshore…
https://www.offshore-energy.biz/djibouti-terminal-dispute-court-rules-in-favor-of-dp-world/
London maritime arbitration adapts to the changing times
English law remains ‘lex franca of the maritime world’
A special webinar entitled ‘Maritime Arbitration in London – Present and Future Challenges’, hosted by law firm HFW, attracted an audience of over 300 listeners from 43 countries at this year’s London International Disputes Week (LIDW21) in mid-May.
Following introductory remarks by HFW Partner and webinar host Jonathan Webb, webinar chairman Lord Hamblen, UK Supreme Court...
https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2021/05/17/london-maritime-arbitration-adapts-to-the-changing-times/
A recent...
https://mfame.guru/legal-dispute-between-ship-owner-charterers-ends/
How London Could Become Europe’s Arbitration Hub
29 April 2021 – During the transition period when a no-deal Brexit seemed possible, optimists looked to Singapore, suggesting that the City of London might become a midshore European financial services hub.
The exclusion of financial services from the Trade and Cooperation Agreement has provoked renewed interest in the idea.[1] But the Singapore model is more immediately relevant for arbitration across Europe.
While criminal...
https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2021/04/29/how-london-could-become-europes-arbitration-hub/
Gregory Nell, SC, Chair, Australian Maritime and Transport Arbitration Commission writes:
2020 will be remembered as the year of COVID-19. From February [last] year, commercial activities in Australia and elsewhere in the world were severely disrupted by both this novel coronavirus and the measures that governments, including the State and Federal Governments of Australia, took to prevent its spread.
International commercial...
https://shippingaustralia.com.au/international-commercial-arbitration-and-covid-19/
Dr Aleka Mandaraka-Sheppard* on Legal Shipping Challenges: an interview with John Faraclas
I was more than privileged twenty years ago to receive a copy of her Modern Admiralty Law in her UCL office, an unforgettable day – it happened to be her birthday! – when I got to learn more about this formidable sea-maiden dealing with the Laws of the Waves. Lady Luck was all the way with me as I have been able to follow closely her distinguished career in founding the London Shipping Law Centre of which...
Baltic Exchange ICS Webinar Series 4
Lecture 2: The Market and Maritime Arbitration – “A Recap and Some Possible Future Positions”
In our upcoming Baltic Exchange-Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers lecture, we’re delighted to welcome a range of distinguished speakers to help us unravel the drivers and decision-making processes that sit behind maritime arbitrations and what changes are taking effect in the world...
https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2021/01/21/baltic-exchange-ics-webinar-series-4/
