Intermodal Maps Week 41 Shipping Market Shifts

Holland & Knight’s Daniel Small highlights why trial lawyers must master complex technical issues, using maritime stability concepts to illustrate effective cross-examination and case preparation.

Hill Dickinson outlines how superyacht arrests operate, the circumstances in which they may be used, and the legal risks for owners, lenders, crew and suppliers involved in maritime disputes.

BCG examines the factors shaping shipping’s 2050 fuel mix, from regulation and costs to technology and fuel availability, urging maritime companies to begin planning for the transition now.

BCG examines how regulation, fuel costs and technology will shape shipping’s 2050 fuel mix, urging operators to begin planning for a transition between high- and low-carbon energy sources.

Gard highlights the often-overlooked risk of electric shock during routine shipboard work, emphasizing hazard awareness and preventive safety measures for seafarers.

Overview of shipowner and insurer liability limits under the HNS Convention, the international compensation regime for maritime incidents involving hazardous and noxious substances.

Squire Patton Boggs highlights key legal and regulatory hot topics, offering insights relevant to businesses navigating developments across industries, including maritime and international trade.

Squire Patton Boggs’ Insights blog provides legal analysis and industry perspectives on developments affecting maritime businesses, trade, regulation and global commerce.