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Will the sky fall in 2013?

Nazery Khalid, of the Maritime Institute of Malaysia, looks ahead to 2013 and considers how the shipping sector might fare

IN BRIEF

Persistence pays on claim

Warning on iron ore cargo

A feast of litigation in 2012

John Passmore and Tom Bird, of Quadrant Chambers, look at the spread of recent cases

Shipper's dream, insurer's nightmare?

Martyn Haines and Tom Gorrard-Smith, of Clyde & Co, ask how the market will cope with ever-larger vessels

Foreign awards unenforceable?

Foreign shipping arbitration awards may be unenforceable in Australia, as Derek Luxford, of Hicksons, reports

Piracy Outlook

John Cochrane, of Exclusive Analysis, looks at developments in two piracy hotspots

Plenty on salvage agenda

Andreas Tsavliris, of the International Salvage Union, takes a look back at 2012 and forward into 2013

London cover at risk?

After a recent London seminar, Toby Stephens, of Holman Fenwick Willan, asks if the Marine Insurance Act 1906 is a threat to the London market?

A sea change ahead

With the Maritime Labour Convention looming, it is time for the industry to get back to basics

Clubs detail 2013 changes

Environment convention 40 years on

Canadian dumping fear

Bureau Veritas

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