Piracy - an overview of the legal issues
Monday 27 October, 2008
At the time of writing, some 300 crew members on 16-odd ships remain hijacked off the coast of Somalia. Most appear to be near to the now booming town of Eyl with others, including The Faina, further south off Haradhere.
The Faina, loaded as it seems to be with tanks and munitions (bound for Kenya or Sudan depending on who you believe), has brought things to a head.
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Date: Monday 20 - Wednesday 22 February, 2012
Location: Jumeirah Carlton Tower Hotel, London
Ince & Co partners Kevin Cooper and Stephen Askins, senior associate Victor Fenwick and solicitor Penny Cygan are hosting a pre-conference workshop on “Crisis Management: protect your assets”. The workshop will provide guidance on planning emergency response which includes collision and piracy incidents.
Date: Wednesday 29 - Thursday 01 March, 2012
Location: Hilton London Tower Bridge Hotel
Ince & Co partner Carol Searle and consultant Tony George are speaking at the Insuring Export Credit & Political Risk conference.
Date: Wednesday 29 - Thursday 01 March, 2012
Location: Prospero House
Ince & Co partner Daniel Jones will be speaking during the spotlight session on “The Yacht Refit – Insurance Issues”. The session will examine what happens when the yacht goes into refit, the new standard form contract, insurance obligations, common terms, ship repairs legal liability insurance and the waiver of subrogation requirements.
Date: Tuesday 06 - Wednesday 07 March, 2012
Location: London
Ince & Co Partner Stephen Askins will be speaking at the Chemical and Product Tankers conference on Piracy.
Date: Wednesday 25 - Thursday 26 April, 2012
Location: Marriott Hotel, Copenhagen
Ince & Co partners Michael Stockwood, Kevin Cooper, Stephen Marais and Vincent Xu are hosting a one day pre-conference workshop on “Key strategies to achieving a consensual agreement maximising the benefits for both banks and owners”. The workshop will explore three key themes; restructuring shipping loans, enforcement, and issues relating to Chinese finance and involvement with Chinese shipyards.