London International Shipping Week 2019 offered a huge array of options for locals and visitors alike, with around 200 events taking place, but one thing catching the eye was the accelerating application of new technologies across the shipping industry, says...
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CJC is honoured to serve as an Ambassador of the Sailors’ Society, raising awareness of Sailors’ Society and its work, and encouraging financial support. One of our London Office directors, Jacqueline Zalapa, is also serving as a Trustee of...
In an extract from the article ‘Liability for deck cargo and the Hague-Visby Rules: some reflections’, published in the Lloyd's Shipping & Trade Law Journal, Filippo Lorenzon and Tim Guyer follow up on the recent High Court judgement in...
Andrew Gray and Debo Fletcher presented at the 46 th Southampton Maritime Law Short Course on September 4 th , sustaining a precedent set by Alistair Johnston and Maria Borg Barthet for over a decade, in offering an interactive case study involving a...
The August 2019 issue of Asia Legal Business included Campbell Johnston Clark in its Ones to Watch feature as “the only international firm on this year’s list”. Naturally, the publication focused on our Singapore office and our...
Campbell Johnston Clark opens in Miami Picture: Neil Bayer Campbell Johnston Clark opened a Miami office on September 1 st , after appointing well-known Florida-based litigator Neil Bayer as a partner. Bayer, who joined CJC from Kennedys,...
After their maiden triumph in the Plate last year, the CJC footballers descended on Dulwich and the Marine Challenge Cup on 4 th July to defend their trophy. Despite an opening draw and losing one game in the group stages of the Cup the Plate competition...
BREXIT ALERT: In this article, CJC provide a concise summary of the new regulations affecting the UK Ship Register which came into force this March. These new regulations open up the UK Flag to a wider group of international owners and expand the existing...
CJC director Ian Short has this month relocated from the company’s Singapore office to its London HQ. His role remains unchanged and he will continue to work closely with the Singapore Office on Asia-related cases but will also be well placed to...
Volcafe v CSAV is an important case for all those bringing or defending cargo claims. CJC’s latest article focuses on some practical effects of the decision. Please click here for the Article. ...
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