Providing a broad range of services in the maritime sector, take advantage of a team that understands the entire value chain.

Benefit from working with our Transportation Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice which handles all forms of admiralty and shipping disputes—from enforcement of ship mortgage and other maritime claims to shipbuilding disputes and marine casualties. Familiar with all major arbitral rules including ICC, UNCITRAL, HKIAC, CIETAC, SIAC, AAA and ICSID, our team will represent you as solicitors and as counsel in arbitrations within and outside Singapore.

Our experienced team provides counsel in relation to carriage of goods and persons by sea, as well as multimodal transportation and freight forwarding arrangements. We regularly advise on insurance and reinsurance matters, competition law and regulatory issues, and our deep legal team provides you with strategic and prompt advice on interim preservation orders and injunctions, search and seizure orders.

Our services include:

• Carriage of goods and passengers
• Chartering and leasing
• Insurance and reinsurance
• Limitation of liability
• Repair, conversion and construction of offshore installations and vessel
• Ship finance and ship registration

Insights

Starboard: Commercial and maritime arbitration in an ever-growing Asian economy

October 13, 2023

Singapore: The author examines arbitration of international trade and transport disputes from the perspective of continuing economic growth in Asia, as part of the Baltic Exchange’s report on top maritime centres in the world.

Starboard: United Nations Convention on the international effects of judicial sales of ships adopted by General Assembly

January 10, 2023

Singapore: This report brings news of the United Nations General Assembly adopting the United Nations Convention on the International Effects of Judicial Sales of Ships (the Convention) on 7 December 2022. Readers of Starboard should note some of the main aims and features of the Convention.

Starboard: Draft Convention on the effect of judicial sales of vessels approved by UNCITRAL

July 20, 2022

Singapore: The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law approved on 30 June 2022 a draft Convention on the effects of judicial sales. The draft Convention will now be put to the United Nations General Assembly to consider signature. Readers of Starboard should note some of the key aims and features of the draft Convention.

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