LSLC, HFW and 4 Pump Court Webinar on Halliburton v Chubb – Tomorrow LSLC INVITES YOU TO THEIR NINTH LIVE WEBINAR ON: TUESDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2020 AT 12.00PM GMT Does…
WEBINAR | Does the Post Halliburton landscape provide “closure on disclosure” for appointments in London Maritime arbitration? HFW in association with the London Shipping Law Centre (LSLC) and 4 Pump…
LSLC-YMP and Clyde & Co. Webinar – Common Issues in Contract and Insolvency – 21st October at 12.00pm
LSLC: How will the Pandemic affect Good Faith? The role of ‘Good Faith’ in underpinning contracts and its interpretation in court cases and arbitration hearings is a hot topic in…
LSLC/YMP: How the lockdown has hit shipping and what’s being done about it The massive effects of the Covid-19 lockdown on shipping, insurance, contracts and dispute resolution were surveyed in…
The Art of Remote Inspections Invitation to LSLC’s Webinar – Data at a Distance: The Art of Remote Inspections – 30th July – 5.00pm – 6.15pm THE CENTRE, ESi, MAIB…
Contracts and courts: a trip around the world of arbitration enforcement Enforcement of Arbitration Awards in different jurisdictions attracted an international audience for the London Shipping Law Centre’s first ever…
Invitation to LSLC’s Webinar – Practical & Legal Issues in Shipbuilding: The SAJ Form – 7th July 2020 THE CENTRE WELCOMES MEMBERS AND OTHER SHIPPING PROFESSIONALS TO OUR 3rd WEBINAR…
Invitation to LSLC’s Webinar – MARPOL Annex VI – Implementation of the Sulphur Cap – 23rd June THE CENTRE WELCOMES MEMBERS AND OTHER COMMERCIAL PROFESSIONALS TO OUR 2nd WEBINAR IN…
Invitation to LSLC’s Webinar – MARPOL Annex VI – Implementation of the Sulphur Cap – 23rd June THE CENTRE WELCOMES MEMBERS AND OTHER SHIPPING PROFESSIONALS TO OUR 2nd WEBINAR IN…
Green Dries and Red Wets The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) ended up 17 points since yesterday and now stands at 494 – just six points below the first main threshold…
Capes lose steam or uncertainty is here to stay… An odd day as the BDI gained 24 points since yesterday despite the fact that the ailing Capes’ BCI remained unchanged,…
LSLC Webinar: Enforcement of Arbitration Awards in different jurisdictions The Centre in association with Norton Rose Fulbright welcomes memeber and other Shipping professionals to our 1st monthly webinar in the 2020 programme …
Breaking barriers and uniting ideas to take shipping forward A vision of synergy for the exchange of knowledge, the forging of bonds and the promotion of the maritime and legal…
The Markets “still” buoyant The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) was up 14 points and now stands at 1,440 points; the Wets with mixed feelings… John Faraclas’ midweek recap: What a…
LSLC’s 25th Anniversary Dinner A 25-year voyage around the world of shipping is set to continue In a quarter century of navigating the unpredictable currents of commercial and legal maritime matters,…
LSLC’s 25th Anniversary Celebration Dinner – Have you booked your place? A celebration of the learning and debates that it continues to provide to the shipping community We have pleasure…
LSLC-YMP and AIDIM Conference – Genoa To Young Maritime Professionals, You are invited to join us in Genoa for this Conference. LATEST CHALLENGES: WAR RISKS AND SANCTIONS Thursday 7th and Friday 8th November…
Some Reflections of Dr Sheppard* from Maritime Cyprus ‘SEA CHANGE’ was the theme. Undoubtedly the organisers captured the mood and felt the pulse of a surge of awareness, an urge…
Capes: Champions of volatility “strike” back… BREXIT too… The USA too… The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) was up 27 points earlier on today. Geopolitics continue to be perplexed and the…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) clinched earlier on today 22 points thanks to the volatility governing the Capes… Geopolitics are about to produce global chaos… John Faraclas’ brief recap: The…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) “managed” to clinch just four points since yesterday and now reads 1,496… The Geopolitical situation and conversely Peace – given what happened in the Middle…
The legal profession faces tremendous challenges over the next decade in recruiting people who can exercise their skills in a context of evolving technology and its expanded deployment while meeting…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) ended today’s trading at 1,167 points, up 21 thanks to the Panamaxes as the Capers advance was minimal. Geopolitics more than turbulent suggesting CAUTION for…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) ended the day by losing five points and now stands at 1,214; not a good start for the week. Geopolitics are getting all over Planet…