Soundings UK Defence Club- Brexit
08/08/2016
Soundings UK Defence Club- August 2016
01/08/2016
A quick overview of ship arrest in some popular jurisdictions - The uncertain shipping market makes the issue of arrest a topical one. The key questions being; where are the most advantageous arrest jurisdictions? And what makes them so favourable? This article seeks to give a brief overview of some popular arrest jurisdictions, and sets out why they are potentially advantageous.
China has become a significant importer of goods, and Members often face claims advanced by shippers or consignees in China. The latest publication from the UK Club Legal Briefing team provides an overview of the current situation and recommendations to note if Members face claims by shippers or consignees in China.
Bodily Injury News: Summer 2016 edition
05/07/2016
Soundings UK Defence- July 2016
04/07/2016
Risk Focus: Kidnap and Ransom
30/06/2016
The UK Club's Loss Prevention department, together with Hellenic War Risks and Terra Firma Risk Management, have produced a guide for seafarers, which explores the background of Piracy and armed robbery and explains what happens during a kidnap. It also provides some insight into the training available for shipping companies and crews.
Soundings- UK Defence Club
24/05/2016
Soundings UK Defence- May 2016
02/05/2016
Risk Focus: Master Pilot Exchange
26/01/2016
Solis Marine Consultants is very pleased to be working together with the UK P&I Club to highlight some of the practical aspects of the pilot/master exchange which is a critical part of any passage for the master and bridge team.
Risk Focus: Mooring
04/01/2016
Bodily Injury News: Winter 2015 Edition
17/12/2015
This edition of BI News contains articles on A shipowner's obligation to those lawfully on board, proof of negligence post Scindia, the role of jury focus groups, negotiating damages through BI mediation and managing the cost of maritime healthcare in the US.
Soundings- UK Defence Club
14/08/2015
The explosions that occurred late in the evening of 12th August, 2015 in warehouses at the port of Tianjin have resulted in significant loss of life, damage to property and suspension of shipping and port movements. The following briefing is intended to provide initial advice to assist Members who may be intending to load or discharge at Tianjin.
Bodily Injury News: Summer 2015 edition
11/06/2015
This edition of BI News contains articles on recent legal decisions concerning longshore workers (page 3 and page 8); heavy weather incidents (page 5); medical consolidation (page 9) and troubling news for cruise line operators with the groundbreaking Franza ruling - page 10.
Jacqueline Tan, Senior Claims Executive at UK P&I Club comments on the strict ballast water management controls coming into force
Bodily Injury News: Winter 2014/15 edition
17/12/2014
In this edition Good investigative practice, obstruction of justice, Post-accident arbitration agreements,
Legal Briefing: Safe port and Ebola Virus
11/12/2014
This latest publication from the Club's legal team covers safe port and the Ebola-Virus.
Legal Briefing: CITES
26/09/2014
The latest legal briefing from the Club on the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).
Bodily Injury News - Summer 2014 edition
03/07/2014