The U.S. is imposing new tariffs on Chinese imports and ship repairs, with added maritime and cybersecurity regulations. Legal challenges and proposed reforms are shaping enforcement and long-term trade strategy.
By Lauren Wilgus
Posted on June 09 2025
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Employment Orders: FAQs
A Charterer’s right to employ the vessel and provide orders to the Master or Owner is a key feature of a time charter. In this article, some of the key points to take into consideration when either giving or considering employment orders are discussed.
By Laura Haddon and Heloise Campbell
Posted on July 02 2025
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Bunker Procurement
Guidance on Vetting Bunker Suppliers
By Gilmark DMello
Posted on June 18 2025
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Damages for breach of contract: FAQs
What are damages and how are they calculated? This article considers the relevant principles under English law and looks at key shipping issues and case law.
By Marcia Perucca
Posted on May 29 2025
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FuelEU Considerations for Time Charters
With thanks to Antonia Panayides (Partner) of Reed Smith
By Reed Smith
Posted on May 19 2025
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Misdelivery: A mere receipt or a contract of carriage?
Misdelivery without a bill of lading carries legal risk, but liability depends on contract context. In The Sienna, the bill became contractual post-novation, yet no loss was found.
