News & Updates

Owners left 'on the hook' for demurrage

Successful appeal against the first instance decision in K Line Pte Limited v Priminds Shipping (HK) Co Limited (The Eternal Bliss), which previously offered hope for ship owners facing cargo claims following extensive periods of delay, writes  ...

On demand vs. surety guarantee

David Owens (Director) and Cassandra Anum , Trainee Solicitor at CJC, write about a recent Court of Appeal decision on the construction of a guarantee given to support the obligation of a buyer to pay the final instalment payment under a shipbuilding...

Of polar bears, pirates and the law

CJC is pleased to welcome Stephen Angove , Associate and Master Mariner, to its dispute resolution team. In his first article at the firm, Stephen provides a personal insight into his career to date and his longstanding practical experience both on sea...

Sponsored support is a marathon

Maria Borg Barthet’s completion of the London Marathon in support for the Haven House children’s hospice crowns a series of sponsored achievements for CJC team members, with Ian Short also putting in the miles for Haven House and ...

In person at Marine Claims Edinburgh 2021

Andrew Gray , Director and Master Mariner, and Richard Guy , Senior Associate at CJC attended Marine Claims Edinburgh between 29 September and 1 October 2021, joining the conference staged as an in-person event for the first time in two years. ...

CJC joins UK Chamber of Shipping

On October 1, the UK Chamber of Shipping formally announced that CJC has joined the UK Chamber of Shipping as a new member. Jonathan Campbell , founding partner at CJC said that the firm looked forward to supporting the UK Chamber of Shipping in all the...

Rise of Singapore Strait sea robberies

Reported incidents of sea robberies occurring in the Singapore Strait continue to rise, even as similar incidents have decreased in number across Asia. This is a concerning development for shipowners, charterers, operators and insurers, writes Benjamin Lim...

London Arbitration 19/21

Joehunt Jinnah , Trainee Solicitor at CJC’s Singapore office, reviews a recent London arbitration which addresses Charterers’ obligation to redeliver the Vessel with “about” the contractual quantity. Please click  here...

Dispute after agreed settlement

High Court ruling highlights that ensuring that the wording of a settlement agreement truly reflects the parties’ agreement is key, writes Deven Choudhary from CJC’s Newcastle office. Please click  here  to access the full...

Graig100 supported by CJC pedal power

A group of 125 Cyclists will be saddling up in a good cause on Saturday 4 September 2021 to take on the Graig100 Bike Ride, and among them will be CJC’s own Richard Hickey and Kaan Polat . Now in its second year, the Graig100 is the brainchild of...
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