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MARITIME LAW

Alternatively known as admiralty law, Maritime Law is a body of Law concerning nautical matters, disputes, and offences. It governs domestic and private international Law regarding maritime activities and operations, typically commercial. It is distinct from its public international law counterpart, the Law of the Sea. The International Maritime Organization is the leading authority in this field, ensuring maritime agreements are up-to-date and amended where necessary.

In all cases, we ensure our clients are at the centre of everything we do. This way, we can deliver results and ensure long-term client relationships.

As one of the leading law firms in Dubai, we can handle wet and dry shipping issues. We can give legal advice and support on ports, offshore installations, shipping terminals, smaller vessels, and more. Our service also extends to clients wanting vessels flagged or re-flagged, reclassified, or registered to other owners. We have demonstrated success in maritime law service areas such as:

 

-Shipping insurance – We can advise and arrange the correct type of shipping insurance to ensure full compliance with all relevant laws.

-Accidents and collisions at sea – In cases of collision, we can represent clients and provide fast and efficient advice on how to proceed.

-Legalities of transport and logistics – Our specialists are well-versed in all the legalities surrounding commercial cargo and freight shipping.

-Seizure of ships and other vessels – For clients with a seized ship, we can help. Trust our knowledgeable maritime law attorneys to find a resolution.

-Employment and crew remuneration – We can provide legal advice and practical support for maritime employment matters, including payment of staff

-Wrecking and salvage – Clients requiring wrecking or salvage need specialized legal permission. Our service includes complete oversight of this process from start to finish.