Published: 08/05/2012
In this article we review EU Council Regulation No. 267/2012 that has repealed and replaced Regulation 961/2010 which had previously served as the main piece of EU legislation concerning restrictive measures against Iran.
Published: 02/05/2012
In a judgment handed down on 2 May 2012, the UK Supreme Court has provided interesting clarification in relation to the scope of contractual indemnities in a time charter context and the rights and responsibilities arising out of a non-contractual bailment where a time charter has come to an end.
Ince & Co lawyers Michael Volikas (pictured), Jeremy Biggs and Catherine Earnshaw, represented the successful owners in this judgment.
Published: 02/05/2012
The Commercial Court confirmed that the principle in White and Carter applies to a time charterparty and that the exception to that rule will only operate in extreme cases. Paul Herring and Livvi Zen-McDonald of Ince & Co LLP represented the successful owners in this case.
Published: 20/04/2012
Aruno Rajaratnam returns to private practice after a distinguished career in the insurance market.
Published: 13/04/2012
In this article we review the introduction of the FSA's twin peaks and its stated aim.
Published: 11/04/2012
In this article, we review the new Norwegian Saleform 2012 and highlight the principal amendments it incorporates.
Ince & Co London partner Michelle Linderman will be speaking on international sanctions against Libya at the International Sanctions for Shipping Seminar.
The seminar aims to provide comprehensive, in-depth analysis on the UN sanctions regime, Libyan and Iranian sanctions and the US perspective, including how to avoid blocked patmners.
Click here for further information on the seminar