After a day of wrangling, an Italian shipping company pleaded guilty this afternoon to a pollution-related

A dramatiTask Force Commander, Gerry Northwoodc turning point took place in the Rebibbia courtroom

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Saturday said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has promised him of helping

The workshops are part of a UAE-French initiative to equip the Somali judicial system to try its own piracy

New legislation has been introduced to reduce pollution from ships, protect precious marine environment and help

A Japanese shipping company has been placed on probation for three years and ordered to pay a $500,000 fine

Ann Fenech after she received the ‘Best in Shipping and Maritime Award’ at the Euromoney Legal Media Group

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in association with Fichte '&' Co Legal Consultancy, today

A man accused of being one of the Somali pirates involved in the 71-day siege of a Danish ship

International law firm Ince & Co Singapore LLP together with Incisive Law LLC have advised GE

A Paris court has sentenced four of the six Somalis pirates charged with holding the crew of a luxury ship

New legislation on the measures to be taken to protect Cyprus ships from acts of piracy and other illegal acts is passing through Parliament. The draft law affirms the general principle that necessary measures must be taken for the safety of ships and the prevention of illegal acts in accordance with Chapter XI-2 of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code

The prosecutor in the Paris trial of six Somalis charged with holding crew of a luxury sailing ship hostage in the Gulf

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron and his Mauritius counterpart Navinchandra Ramgoolam signed a deal for

Justices of the High Courts and Courts of Appeal are brainstorming in Abuja at a 3-day maritime seminar

Two Italian marines accused of murdering two Indian fishermen were in court Saturday for a preliminary

Pirates accused of kidnapping a British couple off Somalia could be hauled to the UK to stand trial.Paul and Rachel

Sembcorp Marine said the Singapore High Court's judgement on its lawsuit against PPL Holdings is "not favourable".

A ship management company headquartered in Singapore pleaded guilty and was sentenced today in federal

As another suspected pirate heads to court on the strength of forensic evidence, crime at sea is getting some serious attention.In the latest example of shipping meets TV's Crime Scene Investigation, a Somali has been extradited from The Seychelles to Belgium to face charges of piracy after his fingerprints matched those found on a ship that had been hijacked three years earlier.Belgian federal police had carried out