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Shipping and Trade Law
06 Jun 2017
This article describes the preliminary results of an ongoing project at the University of Southampton outlining some of the issues identified as being posed by Brexit. These are the available choices concerning the UK flag, the problem of “gold-plated” EU shipping regulations and finally, the potential impact of Brexit on contracts and dispute resolution.
01 Jun 2017
The Supreme Court on 10 May 2017 gave judgment in Gard Marine and Energy Ltd v China National Chartering Co Ltd [2017] UKSC 35. The judgment provides one expected answer, one surprise and one real brainteaser. [This is an extract of the full article on i-law.com]
Intellectual Property Magazine
By Tom Phillips 01 May 2017
As part of IPM’s webinar series, a panel of top US trade secrets experts talked mergers, money, and misappropriation in Silicon Valley
Topic Law
Intellectual Property Magazine
By Tom Phillips 27 Apr 2017
Topic Law
Shipping and Trade Law, Maritime Risk Interna...
10 Apr 2017
This booklet of extracts combines recent articles from Shipping and Trade Law and Maritime Risk International, as well as other sources on i-law.com, to provide some background to liquefaction, summarise what the law is, and explore why incidents continue to occur.
Chinese Maritime and Commercial Law Reports, ...
31 Mar 2017
By Dr Johanna Hjalmarsson
Lloyd’s List Intelligence: Seasearcher, Lloyd...
10 Mar 2017
AIS is an incredibly useful source of vessel movement intelligence, that has revolutionized the vessel tracking industry despite evolving almost by accident. However, those that use AIS data for business, compliance and logistical intelligence need to understand the limitations and drawbacks of this technology.
Lloyd’s List Intelligence: Seasearcher
19 Jan 2017
The importance of using movements data researched by expert teams when assessing counterparty risk.
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