4th Shiparrested.com Members’ Meeting 28-30 June 2007, Istanbul, Turkey
hosted by Zeynep Özkan from Özkan Law Office The Conference was held this year in Istanbul (Turkey), hub of a large shipping nation, in the tradition of its predecessors in providing a unique opportunity of networking and sharing experiences in shipping law and practice. The conference wonderfully chaired by Zeynep Ozkan brought together fellow members […]
Legal Guide to Ship Arrests in Practice, 2nd edition, 2007
This handbook owes its origin to a project envisaged a few years ago to provide the shipping community with a top maritime product www.shiparrested.com. It provides a comprehensive and practical survey of the law relating to ship arrests worldwide and continues to be the most readable and user-friendly guide in this area. In the international […]
3rd Shiparrested.com Members’ Meeting, 22-24 June 2006, Marseille, France
hosted by Henri Najjar, our exclusive member for France NetManager Consulting took great pleasure in inviting the Members to join at the third Ship Arrest Members Meeting in Marseille (France). Henri Najjar, has very successfully chaired the Meeting of this year. The event privileged the seminar day on worldwide issues and latest developments inside the […]
Ship Arrest in the Netherlands, by Peter van der Velden
1. Please give an overview of ship arrest practice in your country. The procedure for obtaining permission to arrest starts with submitting an arrest petition to the court in whose jurisdiction the ship is located or is expected to arrive shortly. These proceedings are ex parte. The arrest petition can be filed even after office hours […]
Legal Guide to Ship Arrests in Practice, 1st edition, 2005
The latest updates on ship arrest/release practices in 30 major world jurisdictions by members of www.shiparrested.com network This new Publication of www.shiparrested.com network provides a comprehensive and practical survey of the law relating to ship arrests worldwide by updating and incorporating the latest procedures in 30 major jurisdictions. Written by members of the network, top-practising […]
2nd Shiparrested.com Members’ Meeting, 5-7 May 2005, The Hague, Netherland
hosted by Udink & De Jong Attorneys-at-Law NetManager Consulting took great pleasure in inviting the members to join, after our successful network seminar of last year, at the 2nd Ship Arrest Members Meeting. The Meeting has been chaired by our exclusive Dutch Member, Peter van der Velden from Udink & De Jong Attorneys-at-Law, in the […]
1st Shiparrested.com Members’ Meeting, June 2004, Malaga, Spain
NetManager Consulting took great pleasure in inviting the shiparrested.com members to join at the 1st Ship Arrest members meeting in Malaga. This event has provided unparalleled opportunities to meet major players of the shipping community while listening and exchanging views on ship arrest issues and expertise. Chaired by Abogados Asociados, our exclusive Spanish member, this […]
Arresting Vessels on the Texas Gulf Coast, by James R. Koecher, Brown Sims P.C.
Arresting Vessels on the Texas Gulf Coast, by James R. Koecher Maritime arrest or attachment of vessels pursuant to Rule B or Rule C of the Supplemental Rules for Certain Admiralty and Maritime Claims is a remedy often employed by marterialmen and/or suppliers of necessaries to vessels to obtain security for their payment. In […]
Arrest of Vessels in Panama, by Jorge Loaiza III, Arias Fabrega & Fabrega
Arrest of Vessels in Panama, by Jorge Loaiza III Arias, Fabrega & Fabrega ARIFA Building, 10th Floor, West Boulevard Santa Maria Business District P.O. Box 0816-01098 Panama, Republic of Panama Email: jloaiza@arifa.com Web: www.arifa.com – The Maritime Court of Panama, has been established since 1982, and is our first forum with special jurisdiction for local […]
A ship Arrest in Russia, by Igor Nikolaev, IN Law Office
IN Law Office P.O. 10 St. Petersburg 194214, Russia Telephone / Facsimile: +7 (812) 320 12 18 Email: igor@inlaw.ru Web: www.inlaw.ru A ship arrest in Russia became a real possibility when the new Merchant Shipping Code of the Russian Federation came into force on 1 May 1999. Only a few months before in January 1999, Russia acceded […]
