A court in southeast Yemen on Saturday jailed three Somali pirates for 10 years each after convicting them

A Chinese court has seized a chemical tanker being built at Jiangyan Shipbuilding after the privately-owned yard

Police from the Ministry of Public Security have detained Do Quoc Khanh, the former general director of the Vietnam

The Supreme Court issued notice to the Centre on a public interest litigation petition for expediting the release

In the first case prosecuted under Japan's 2009 antipiracy law, two Somali men pleaded guilty Tuesday in Tokyo District

In Falkonera Shipping Co v Arcadia Energy Pte Ltd (The “Falkonera”), the Court considered issues arising from

The trial of 11 suspected Somali pirates who were arrested by the Dutch Navy on high seas after they

The Joint Task Force, JTF, operating in the Niger Delta has arrested a vessel suspected to be carrying 1, 000 tonnes

Settling a 12-year-old labor case, the Supreme Court has upheld the awarding of $60,000 (about P2.5 million) in

Mr Justice Christopher Clarke finds that SCF Group’s subsidiary Novoship (UK) Limited (“NOUK”) and the related

Berlian Laju Tankers (BLT) Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in the US has been extended until mid-March.

U.S. News and World report released the results for 2013 “Best Law Firm,” naming Blank Rome LLP as the top firm

Legal action could be taken against a shipping company that reportedly abandoned 34 of its sailors in Bahrain.

Singapore's High Court has given more time for debt-ridden Berlian Laju Tanker (BLT) to continue its restructuring plan.

Some international ship registries do not require ship mortgages to specify the amount being secured by the underlying obligations. However, in Norway, a ship mortgage is required not only to identify the property to be mortgaged, but also to specify the maximum amount which is secured under the mortgage. What happens when a foreign ship mortgage is to be enforced against a foreign vessel located in Norway? Is a foreign-registered

The First Hall of the Civil Court presided by Mr Justice Mark Chetcuti ordered the owners of Italian gas tanker

The company that owns MT Pratibha Cauvery, the tanker which ran aground here during cyclone Nilam and

Titan Petrochemicals has announced that the Supreme Court of Bermuda has delayed the case into its

Indian Navy and coast guard officials will now take lessons on laws of sea and maritime at the Gujarat National

Four Somalis are set tobe tried for piracy and violence against Dutch troops. The suspects arrived at Eindhoven