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US court protection extended for BLT

12/12/2012
Berlian Laju Tankers (BLT) Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in the US has been extended until mid-March.

Blank Rome LLP Named “Best Law Firm” for Admiralty and Maritime Law

12/12/2012
U.S. News and World report released the results for 2013 “Best Law Firm,” naming Blank Rome LLP as the top firm

Shipping firm may be sued

05/12/2012
Legal action could be taken against a shipping company that reportedly abandoned 34 of its sailors in Bahrain.

BLT gets restructuring extension from Singapore courts

29/11/2012
Singapore's High Court has given more time for debt-ridden Berlian Laju Tanker (BLT) to continue its restructuring plan.

Enforcement of foreign ship mortgages

26/11/2012
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

Ship owners asked to pay €228,749 in wages

22/11/2012
The First Hall of the Civil Court presided by Mr Justice Mark Chetcuti ordered the owners of Italian gas tanker

Shipping firm to pay interim compensation

22/11/2012
The company that owns MT Pratibha Cauvery, the tanker which ran aground here during cyclone Nilam and

Titan’s day in court delayed

14/11/2012
Titan Petrochemicals has announced that the Supreme Court of Bermuda has delayed the case into its

Navy, ICG corps to take lessons on maritime laws

13/11/2012
Indian Navy and coast guard officials will now take lessons on laws of sea and maritime at the Gujarat National

Netherlands to Prosecute 4 Suspect Pirates

08/11/2012
Four Somalis are set tobe tried for piracy and violence against Dutch troops. The suspects arrived at Eindhoven

SC for changes in shipping law

06/11/2012
The Supreme Court has asked the government to amend the Merchant Shipping Act and Rules “to ensure that

German shipper fined, barred from U.S. ports for oil dumping

05/11/2012
A German cargo shipper targeted last year by Somali pirates will pay a $1.2 million penalty and be barred from

Norwegian law firms Vogt & Wiig and Simonsen merge

01/11/2012
The Norwegian law firms Simonsen and Vogt & Wiig have decided to merge. The merger will create one of Norway’s

Courts can try piracy offences on the high seas

01/11/2012
This is a summary of the judgment of an appeal from the ruling and order of Ibrahim J (as he then was) delivered

Denmark: Amendments to maritime acts

26/10/2012
The Minister for Business and Growth has presented a bill, making it possible for Denmark to ratify the Wreck

Guidance on Port State Control Inspections

26/10/2012
Port State Control authorities are becoming more aggressive during this period of economic downturn and are finding

EU legislation on Maritime Security

24/10/2012
Ship and port facility security : Regulation (EC) No 725/2004 on enhancing ship and port facility security

Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC Announces Investigation of Overseas Shipholding Group, Inc.

24/10/2012
Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC is investigating potential claims on behalf of purchasers of the securities of Overseas

Reed Smith enhances its Hong Kong shipping group with lateralpartner from Stephenson Harwood

23/10/2012
Reed Smith (known in Hong Kong as Reed Smith Richards Butler) today announced the appointment of new

10 Somalis found guilty of piracy in Germany for attack on ship in Gulf of Aden 2 years ago

21/10/2012
A Hamburg court has convicted 10 Somali men for seizing a German container ship in the Gulf of Aden two years
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