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Articles for September 2015
Tatham Macinnes
Piracy expert moves
Charles Taylor Adjusting
Yacht Practice manager appointed
Industry awards
Lifetime achievement
Skuld
New Bergen office head
UK P&I Club
New director of loss prevention and ship inspections
Swedish Club
New financial officer
Shipowners’ Club
New commercial director
Shipowners Claims Bureau
Appointments globally
The perils of the Norwegian Plan
Andrew Lee and Fiona Rafla, of Hill Dickinson, consider the differences between the Nordic Plan and the Institute Time Clauses
Black Sea crisis aggravates
Arthur Nitsevych, of Interlegal, considers the jurisdictions of Black Sea countries and the implications for shipping
Explosion rocks one of busiest ports
The ramifications of the explosion at the Port of Tianjin, starting on 12 August 2015, which according to the most recent reports has killed more than 114 people, are still being felt even as the port authority has indicated operations are returning to normal, as Craig Neame and Paul Wordley, of Holman Fenwick Willan, report
40 years of people claims
Ernest Foster, of the UK Club, takes a look at the people claims and the reasons for such claims
Don’t upgrade – transform
Steve Driver, of SRO Solutions, discusses how big IT trends could affect the maritime industry
Rolling the dice on contracts
And now Mike Phillips and Joe Gosden, of Stephenson Harwood LLP, take a look at the OW story
Clarity on shipowners’ bunker payment obligations?
Mike Burns, of Weightmans LLP, considers the recent rulings following the OW Bunker collapse late last year
Solving the riddle
Lewis McDonald, of Skuld Offshore, discusses the challenges of integrating transport and installation contracts with P&I insurance