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The Supreme Court of Cassation (Corte Suprema di Cassazione), the highest Italian court, has confirmed a sentence on one year in prison on Giuseppe Sotgiu, the captain of the offshore tug / supply chip Asso Ventotto (IMO 9379416). In July 2018 his vessel rescued refugees from distress at sea, but...
Kloosterboer International Forwarding LLC and Alaska Reefer Management LLC have agreed to a $9.5m settlement to the US government after a case relating to violations of the Jones Act, a US law which mandates that goods transported between two US ports must be carried on US flagged, owned and...
The US Supreme Court on February 21st voted unanimously for the enforceability of Choice-of-law provisions in maritime contracts. In the case of Great Lakes Insurance SE vs Raiders Retreat Realty Co LLC (arguments heard October 10th 2023) the Supreme Court said that there were only “narrow...
A Swindon man has been ordered to pay £20,000 at Portsmouth Crown Court after he crashed his motorboat Sully onto rocks in a bay on the Isle of Wight, seriously injuring three passengers. Ian Sullivan, 55, pleaded guilty to a failure to keep a proper lookout and failure to proceed at a safe speed...
Christos Aporellis, Senior Claims Director, UK Club, has said that a restatement of the Greek interpretation on the right to limit liability by the Greek Supreme Court was a welcome clarification, “given the uncertainty caused by an earlier case in which the right of limitation had been...
Executives from the operator of the wrecked tanker Princess Empress (MMSI 548372700) have been indicted on criminal charges in connection with the vessel’s sinking in February 2023 off Naujan, Oriental Mindoro (IMN March 2nd, March 6th 2023 and subsequent dates). The event resulted in a significant...
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Peter Smith – NorthStandard Claims Senior Executive – Americas, UK & Ireland has noted that a recent legal case (The University of Exeter v Allianz Insurance Plc [2023]) served as a reminder on how the rules of causation operate in the context of insurance policies. In April and May 1942, the...