Ince & Co is an international law firm, with a network of offices in Dubai, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Le Havre, London, Paris, Piraeus, Shanghai and Singapore.
We practise English, French, German, Greek, Hong Kong and UAE law. We also advise on Singapore law in arbitrations.
You will not find rigid departmental structures at Ince & Co. Organised into core business areas, we have the flexibility to configure teams that meet each client's needs in or across those areas, offering focused legal services and a wide business perspective.
When you consult an Ince lawyer, you get the benefit of the whole firm's knowledge. And their advice will make commercial - as well as legal - sense.
Ince & Co arrange events worldwide and our lawyers regularly speak at external conferences
The award follows a successful showing in the Who's Who Legal Shipping and Maritime 2009, which saw 23 Ince partners named as leaders in their field and James Wilson and Jonathan Lux singled out as most highly regarded individuals.
Congratulations to the Singapore team, which has won the accolade of SE Asia Shipping Law Firm of the Year at the ALB (Asia Legal Business) SE Asia Awards 2009.
Martin Brown has joined Ince & Co's Singapore office as a consultant in the ship finance practice
Ince & Co has promoted three solicitors to the partnership with effect from 1 May. This brings the number of partners in the firm to 89.
Ben Conway recently joined the firm’s Aviation Group, working with the aviation finance team in London, Paris and Dubai.
Under the UK’s new Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (CMCH), the potential penalties facing a company will go far beyond a fine. Stephen Askins and Robin Acworth
Piracy: Issues arising from the use of armed guards
The debate on some of the key issues relating to piracy incidents continues and none raises more argument than that of arming men on board. Stephen Askins examines the risks of the use of armed guards and the exposure to losses this could bring.
With some 300 crew members and numerous ships hijacked off the coast of Somalia, partner Stephen Askins looks at some of the key issues affecting Owners, Charterers and Insurers. Available as podcast.
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