In this collision workshop designed for P&I claims handlers, participants will engage in a hands-on exploration of a scenario involving two vessels colliding. Through active participation, attendees will analyse the various parties involved, determine liability apportionment, and navigate the claims process.
Date: July 2024
Register your interest and request further information at events@cjclaw.com
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CJC Panel Discussion: CII - Why It Matters
Understanding the Carbon Intensity Index
Lead Facilitator and Moderator: Ian Short, Director at CJC
Date: Wednesday 26th June 2024
Time: 15:30 - 17:30
Location: CJC London Office
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Join us for CJC's panel discussion on the Carbon Intensity Index (CII) titled "CII: Why It Matters." The event will take place on June 26, 2024, at the CJC London Office, and is designed shipping professionals looking to gain deeper understanding of the workings and issues of the CII.
Led by Ian Short, Director at CJC, our panel will delve into the evolution, methodologies, practical considerations, and legal implications of the CII, as well as look to the future and consider possible modifications to CII going forward. You will hear from industry experts including Kenneth English, Associate Director, Technical Expert, Waves Group; Marius Suteu, Senior VP, Lloyds Register Marine Classification Society; Francesco Sandrelli, Policy Director (Environment), UK Chamber of Shipping; Nimia Willems, VP Offshore Services, Liquefied Gas, Alternative Fuels, and Decarbonization, LISCR - Liberian Registry; and Edwin Pang, founder of Arcsilea & Chair of the RINA IMO Committee.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights, network with industry peers, and stay ahead in understanding the impact of the CII on the maritime industry.
For more information contact Charlotte Ward at events@cjclaw.com.
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