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Articles for May 2013
Clyde & Co #
NEW PARTNERS
New Myanmar deal #
Dealing with the unusual #
Concern at casualty reporting failures #
An end on deductions? #
Software launch #
Pilot launched #
IMO seeks public input on administrative burdens #
Lifeboat hook concern #
Heading the risk list #
Hill Dickinson #
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING TEAM EXPANDS
Changing the rules #
The 2002 Passenger ship liability and compensation treaty is set to enter into force in 2014, as outlined by the International Maritime Organisation
Foster the people #
Poor stowage risks #
Gard results #
Guarantees: an update #
Owners’ rights to intercept freight confirmed #
Wikborg Rein #
NEW PARTNERS IN LONDON AND SINGAPORE
ISS #
NEW BULK COMMODITY ROLE
Warning not to relax on piracy #
Fear of criminalisation grows #
The future of maritime law and policy research #
Professor Jason Chuah, of The City Law School, City University London, reports from the Postgraduate Researchers in Maritime Law and Policy Conference, held at the City Law School, City University London
IUMI support for Arctic declaration #
Seven dead in Genoa accident #
Rapid growth for KPI #
Welcome for new code #
Strike warning #
Beazley #
TWO NEW HIRES
Call for a unified “Asian voice” #
Safety by 'all available means' #
Andrew Oldland QC and Lara Moore, at Michelmores LLP, remind the industry that money spent on training is money well spent
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