Seaworthiness of a Vessel In all seafarers’ employment contracts, including those of the master, officers, engineers, ratings, and other crew members, the shipowner, the lawful representative of the owner, or the master of the vessel is obligated toward...
Carrier Liability for Cargo Damage A carrier is a person or entity that undertakes the transportation of goods from origin to destination and bears legal responsibility for the safekeeping of the cargo. This responsibility begins when the goods...
Responsibility of the Insurance Company in Maritime Transportation In maritime transportation, the insurance company plays a fundamental role in managing financial risks arising from accidents, losses, and unforeseen events. The insurer’s responsibility is defined by the terms of...
Guide to Claiming Damages from Shipping Companies Claiming damages from a shipping company is a legal and procedural process that requires precise documentation, awareness of contractual terms, and strict compliance with applicable deadlines. The first step is to...
How to Pursue Compensation for Damaged Goods in Transportation Damage to goods in transit refers to any physical harm, deterioration in quality, defect, loss, or destruction affecting a shipment from the moment it is handed over to the...
