Liability of Transportation Companies for Less-than-Container Load (LCL) Shipments In international transportation, when a shipper does not have enough cargo to fill an entire container, Less-than-Container Load, or LCL, transportation is used. Under this method, goods belonging to...
Complete Guide to the Legal Grounds and Procedure for Ship Arrest The legal procedure for ship arrest is one of the most important mechanisms available under maritime law for protecting the rights of creditors and other interested parties....
What Are the Legal Actions Regarding Stolen Cargo and When Should They Begin? Cargo theft is one of the most significant legal challenges in the transportation industry. It can cause substantial financial losses for cargo owners, transportation companies,...
The Concept of Ship Chartering and Its Legal Position in Maritime Transportation Ship chartering is one of the most important contractual arrangements in maritime transportation. Under a charter agreement, the shipowner or its authorized representative makes all or...
The Importance of Transportation Inspections in Determining Responsibilities Across the Logistics Chain Transportation inspections are among the most important mechanisms for quality control, risk management, and protection of the parties’ rights during the movement of goods. Various parties...
