SHIP COLLISION: PILOTAGE LIABILITY IN COASTAL SEAPORTS

Foreword Pilotage liability in ship collisions refers to the legal responsibility of pilots who guide ships through navigable waters, particularly in confined or challenging areas such as ports, narrow channels, or congested waterways. In coastal seaports, where the likelihood of collisions and accidents is increased, understanding pilotage liability is important. The first issue is to… Continue reading SHIP COLLISION: PILOTAGE LIABILITY IN COASTAL SEAPORTS

SHIP COLLISIONS: NAVIGATING LEGAL COMPLEXITIES AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES

Foreword Ship collisions are often devastating, causing extensive vessel damage, potential loss of life, environmental harm, and long-term legal consequences. Resolving such incidents involves complex negotiations, as parties aim to settle disputes and determine liability without resorting to costly litigation. Maritime law, intersecting with international trade and regulations, poses unique challenges, especially when jurisdictional uncertainties… Continue reading SHIP COLLISIONS: NAVIGATING LEGAL COMPLEXITIES AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES

PURCHASE ORDER: BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING A CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIP

Foreword A purchase order (PO) is known as an official document outlining expectations between the supplier and the buyer in the purchasing process. A purchase order communicates exactly what you’re buying, how you want it produced, and how you want it shipped and handled. Effective purchase orders are absolutely needed when manufacturing abroad. A purchase… Continue reading PURCHASE ORDER: BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING A CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIP

SHIP ARREST IN SOUTH KOREA: CLAIM FOR HIRE UNPAID BY CHARTERERS

Foreword It is, unfortunately, not uncommon for charterers to fail to pay hire as agreed upon in the charter party agreement. When faced with such situations, Shipowners often resort to legal action to recover the unpaid hire from the Charterers. Legal action may involve various steps and considerations, one of which is the application for… Continue reading SHIP ARREST IN SOUTH KOREA: CLAIM FOR HIRE UNPAID BY CHARTERERS

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SHIP COLLISION: RISK OF OIL POLLUTION

Foreword Oil pollution resulting from ship collisions is a pressing environmental concern that can have devastating effects on marine ecosystems and local economies. Collisions, particularly involving oil tankers, pose significant risks as they can cause the hull to rupture, leading to the catastrophic release of thousands, or even millions, of gallons of crude oil or… Continue reading SHIP COLLISION: RISK OF OIL POLLUTION

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Establishing a Commercial Presence in Vietnam: What Foreign Marine Shipping Lines Need To Know

Vietnam presents a lucrative market for foreign shipping lines, offering opportunities to exploit freight routes to numerous countries and continents worldwide. The potential for foreign shipping lines to serve exporters and importers in Vietnam is substantial. We frequently receive inquiries from shipping lines about establishing a commercial presence in Vietnam, whether they are planning to… Continue reading Establishing a Commercial Presence in Vietnam: What Foreign Marine Shipping Lines Need To Know

Labour restructuring and laying off in Vietnam – Legal risks and what to acknowledge

In the ever-evolving landscape of business, particularly in an environment as dynamic as Vietnam, the necessity of labor reorganization cannot be overstated. As we navigate through periods of economic instability, such restructuring becomes not just advisable but imperative for the survival and growth of our companies, including those in the shipping lines and beyond. Labour… Continue reading Labour restructuring and laying off in Vietnam – Legal risks and what to acknowledge

[A SERIES OF ARBITRATION NOTES] EPISODE 12| SIAC NEW RULES FOR 2025| Change Of Representatives

Introduction The landscape of international arbitration continues to evolve as institutions strive to balance procedural flexibility with certainty and fairness. One particularly nuanced area gaining increasing attention is the regulation of changes in party representation during arbitral proceedings. The Singapore International Arbitration Center‘s (SIAC) latest rules revision introduces significant modifications to how changes in representation… Continue reading [A SERIES OF ARBITRATION NOTES] EPISODE 12| SIAC NEW RULES FOR 2025| Change Of Representatives