CONFLICTS hace 13 días

Russia’s flag becomes lifeline for 213 sanctioned tankers

Over 200 Western-sanctioned tankers now fly the Russian flag.

CONFLICTS hace 31 días

Finnish Court Puts Russian Captain on Trial for 80-Mile Anchor Drag

Prosecutors demand 2.5-year prison terms for damage to critical telecom and energy links in the Gulf of Finland.

SHIPPING hace 32 días

Finnish Court Puts Captain on Trial for 130km Anchor Drag Disaster

A Russian captain and an Azerbaijani boatswain face up to 2.5 years in prison for damaging eight undersea cables and a.

OFFSHORE hace 43 días

Cotemar demands $59m from ABS in New York court showdown

Mexican contractor seeks to enforce $34.8m judgment plus interest against ABSG Consulting in New York Supreme Court.

RENEWABLES hace 47 días

South Korea enacts world’s first law for green shipping corridors

Seoul’s new rules define qualifying fuels, port requirements and corridor procedures from April 2025

BUSINESS hace 51 días

Jones Walker Bolsters Maritime Legal Firepower in Louisiana

US law firm adds five attorneys, including maritime specialist Doug Truxillo, to its Lafayette office

SHIPPING hace 164 días

South African Court Orders SARS to Free Seized Vessel on Guarantee

A report by Bowmans partner Jeremy Prain notes a ruling directing the South African Revenue Service to release a detained ship upon…

SHIPPING hace 290 días

New Maritime Laws Reshape Trade and Logistics in Latin America

A regional overview points to regulatory shifts with potential implications for ports, carriers and supply chains, as stakeholders assess timelines, compliance demands…

360º hace 401 días

Mercedes Duch: “The trend in maritime law is toward a hybrid model of traditional standards and cross-cutting technological regulation.”

Interview | Mercedes Duch, Founding Partner of San Simón & Duch