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Following Charterers’ Employment Orders The Master must obey the Charterers’ employment orders with utmost despatch. This obligation is however subject to the Master’s responsibility for the safety...

On the 3rd of June 2022 the EU published its 6th package of sanctions against Russia. This circular is not intended to be a comprehensive summary of the EU sanctions against Russia.

The West of England is pleased to report the completion of a satisfactory and challenging renewal.   In accordance with the strategy announced in November last year, strong action was taken to ensure...

With reference to our Notice to Members No. 20 2023/24 - Notice of Cancellation in respect of non-mutual war risk business, following discussions with our reinsurers, the Managers are pleased to advise...

Our Singapore office ran a very successful seminar on Sanctions - photos of the event can be viewed here.

The challenge faced by Shipowners of expired certificates as a result of the Covid-19 is a pressing concern. With seafarers potentially having to extend time onboard, maintaining training and revalidating...

Club Correspondents Pro-Marine Law Office, Taipei, have advised of the publication of further guidance concerning the early Implementation of the MARPOL sulphur cap in Taiwanese ports from 1st January...

A few weeks ago a vessel sailing within Nigerian territorial waters was arrested by the Nigerian Navy for employing armed guards provided by the Nigerian Police. It would appear that there are complicated...

New Korean quarantine legislation, which came into force to combat the spread of Covid-19, is being enforced by authorities in respect of all vessel calling at Korean Ports.

Further to our News Item of 13 January 2020, OFAC have now issued a FAQ related to the new sanctions against Iran which provides for a 90-day period – i.e. until 9 April 2020 - for parties to wind down...