The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) represents the world’s leading group of maritime arbitrators. It has over 800 full and supporting members who handle nearly 1,700 cases resulting in over 500 awards annually.
LMAA arbitrators have an unrivalled depth of specialised expertise in law, naval architecture, marine engineering and shipbroking serving the world’s shipping, offshore and commodities businesses. The Association promotes practical procedures for resolution of disputes by arbitration and has a voice in major international rule making bodies. Details of the LMAA’s activities and contacts are available on its website: www.lmaa.london
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LMAA arbitration: a strong showing in 2022
The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) is delighted to report a strong set of caseload statistics for 2022. Arbitrators reported 3193 new appointments...Read More
Master Mariner becomes LMAA’s newest Full Member
The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) has elected Captain Keith Hart RD as a Full Member. After serving at sea and working as a chief officer/stability...Read More
LMAA to run seminars in Tokyo and Seoul in Spring 2023
The London Maritime Arbitration Association (LMAA) will be running seminars in Tokyo and Seoul on 18 and 22 May 2023 respectively. These will be the latest...Read More
ARI v WXJ: pragmatism in arbitral appointments
In ARI v WXJ, the English High Court adopted a “pragmatic approach” to determine whether an arbitrator...Read More
Contractual Delay – can we simplify the legal process?
Maritime London delivered an event for shipbuilders in South Korea, which was organised in partnership with members Hill Dickinson and hosted by the...Read More
LMAA welcomes two new Full Members
The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) has elected Sara Gillingham Aukner and Ben Goss as Full Members.Sara trained in London as a solicitor...Read More
LMAA releases 2022 Statistics
Despite the disruption and restrictions of last year, the LMAA is pleased to report a solid set of caseload...Read More
LMAA announces new Early Neutral Evaluation scheme
The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) has published details of a new Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) scheme to stand alongside its popular...Read More
UK legal services post strong results amid continuing shift towards in-house
The past decade has seen a significant shift in the numbers of solicitors working in-house, further demonstrating that the sector’s impact extends well...Read More
LMAA Arbitration: Hybrid Mock Arbitration Hearing
On 16 September, the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) in partnership with Maritime London,...Read More
LMAA supports Law Commission consultation paper on electronic transport documents
The UK Law Commission has recently published a consultation paper on electronic transportation documents to replace the traditional paper forms which have...Read More
LMAA appoints new President
The Committee of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) elected David Steward, independent...Read More
London Maritime Arbitration adapts to the changing times
A special webinar entitled ‘Maritime Arbitration in London – Present and Future Challenges’, hosted...Read More
LMAA appoints new Honorary Secretary
London Maritime Arbitrators’ Association (LMAA), the world’s leading group of maritime arbitrators with over 800 full and supporting members, has announced...Read More
LMAA discusses future positions in maritime arbitration
On 10 February, the London Maritime Arbitrators’ Association (LMAA) President, Bruce Harris and Honorary Secretary, Daniella Horton, presented ‘The...Read More
London continues to lead in maritime arbitration
The figures tell their own story: as in past years London dominates the world of maritime arbitration. In 2020 members of the London Maritime Arbitrators...Read More
LMAA takes parts in UK-China Arbitration Summit
The Bar Council organised UK-China Arbitration Summit, sponsored by the London Maritime Arbitrator’s Association (LMAA), China International Economic...Read More
LMAA comments on Halliburton v Chubb UK Supreme Court decision
The long-awaited UK Supreme Court decision in Halliburton v Chubb was published on 27 November. The case addresses issues involving the disclosure which...Read More
HFW represents LMAA In landmark UK Supreme Court case
Global, sector-focused law firm HFW represented the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) in the landmark UK Supreme Court case of Halliburton...Read More
LMAA publishes Guidelines on Conduct of Virtual and Semi-Virtual Hearings
The London Maritime Aribitrators’ Association (LMAA) has published its Guidelines on the Conduct of Virtual and Semi-Virtual Hearings on 10 July.The...Read More
New edition of The Law of Shipbuilding Contracts published
The Law of Shipbuilding Contracts is now available in its 5th Edition. The book is a leading practical...Read More
How English Shipping Law has responded to the COVID-19 crisis
Quadrant Chambers and Maritime London partnered to deliver a webinar entitled: ‘How English Shipping Law has Responded to the Covid-19 Crisis’, moderated...Read More
LMAA elects four Full Members
The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) has announced the election of the following new Full Members:Charles BakerCharles has experience as...Read More
LMAA gives guidance on remote hearings
In the light of the current lockdown arrangements in London and other parts of the world, the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) has given...Read More
LMAA geared up for virtual arbitration hearings
In the continuing COVID-19 crisis and lockdown, LMAA arbitrators are continuing to hear cases using virtual hearing room arrangements developed in conjunction...Read More
LMAA makes waves at ICMA XXI
London Maritime Abritrators Association (LMAA) delegates were in Rio de Janeiro in force at the biennial International Congress of Maritime Arbitrators...Read More
