SOLICITORS

  image crédits:https://unsplash.com/pt-br/fotografias/um-edificio-com-colunas-e-um-relogio-ao-lado-dele-E7ZqmNZEr6M Delos Shipholding SA & Ors v Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty SE & Ors [2024]   The incident involving the Capesize bulk carrier WIN WIN highlights a unique case where maritime regulations and insurance complexities intersect in unexpected ways. What began as an alleged infraction—anchoring just inside Indonesian territorial waters—escalated into prolonged legal battles, with the vessel detained for nearly a year and its Master facing prosecution. This has brought to light crucial issues surrounding insurance coverage for war risks, detainment, and the intricacies of constructive total loss claims. The broader implications of this case shed light on the challenges faced by shipowners, insurers, and legal authorities when navigating such disputes. Readers interested in exploring the details of this fascinating case, the legal arguments presented, an...

  image credits: https://unsplash.com/pt-br/fotografias/homem-caminhando-na-superficie-azul-do-barco-AmwyWd41Jso Title: Life at Sea: The Realities of Life Aboard Long-Distance Ships, Cabotage Vessels, and Offshore Platforms Working as a crew member on board ships or offshore platforms is an experience that few understand fully. For many, the idea of spending months at sea might seem adventurous, but the reality is a complex mix of hard work, sacrifice, and moments of solitude. This article explores the daily life of seafarers aboard long-distance ships, cabotage vessels, and offshore platforms, shedding light on the challenges, rewards, and personal costs that come with working on the open sea. The Life of a Seafarer: A Day at Sea Aboard long-distance vessels, seafarers typically work in a highly structured environment. Days are often divided into shifts, with crew members assigned specific duties ranging from navigation to maintaining machinery or providing food services. On ...