Maritime News tagged with legal
legal related news from the UK and beyond
Bringing you a selected round-up of significant news, opinion and events involving Maritime London members and the UK shipping cluster generally, with special emphasis on the economic impact of the maritime services’ sector and its contribution to the wider national economy.
WFW partner David Osborne authors definitive text on shipping finance law
Watson Farley & Williams’ (“WFW”) London office hosted the launch party for Maritime partner David Osborne’s book The Law of Ship Mortgages...Read More
HFW wins Maritime Lawyer of Year at Lloyd’s List Global Awards 2016
Holman Fenwick Willan won the Maritime Lawyer of the Year 2016 at the Lloyd’s List Global Awards, held at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich...Read More
London is best location to resolve international commercial and maritime disputes
UK trade promotion body Maritime London has published an online booklet highlighting London’s pre-eminence as a centre of excellence for the resolution...Read More
WFW advises KKR on US$1.5 billion shipping loan investment
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) is advising KKR Credit in relation to its agreement by which, subject to completion of...Read More
WFW advises Nordea Bank on revolving credit facility
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams LLP (“WFW”) acted for Nordea Bank Norge ASA in relation to a US$303,000,000 revolving credit...Read More
Hill Dickinson strengthens Hong Kong office with new Partner appointment
International law firm Hill Dickinson will be welcoming new partner Caroline Thomas to its Hong Kong practice on 5 September 2016.Caroline specialises...Read More
‘Seafarers’ Protection Act’ protects Filipino seafarers from ‘ambulance-chasing’ lawyers
Tony Nicholson, Senior Claims Director at UK P&I Club, outlines concerns around the Philippine legal system and praises the new ‘Seafarers Protection...Read More
Waltons & Morse LLP to merge with international law firm Kennedys
Waltons & Morse LLP has announced that the firm is to merge with international insurance law firm Kennedys, effective from 1 November 2016.Waltons...Read More
English law remains favourable in maritime after Brexit: WFW
London-based legal firm Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) has issued a briefing paper on the potential implications of Brexit from a maritime law point...Read More
WFW advises on Rosneft and Pietro Barbaro shipping JV
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW“) advised Pietro Barbaro S.p.A., a leading Italian shipping group, on the establishment of...Read More
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