Challenges and requirements
Globalisation has long been a basic condition for maritime actors. Transport customers' demands for cheap, safe and timely delivery must be met in a market characterised by rapidly changing costs and increased regulation, particularly with respect to environmental and safety issues. Even marginal advantages may ensure success for a company over its competitors and it is therefore crucial that the company operates within the proper corporate and tax structures. International collaboration governed by agreements and conventions involving many participants dominates the field and, consequently, targeted advice is necessary to safeguard the positions of the individual actors.
How we can help
We have extensive knowledge of the maritime industry and a comprehensive international network, which includes the best maritime lawyers across the world. Hence, our clients will always receive first class legal assistance, irrespective of the jurisdiction in which that need arises.
Our advice encompasses all areas of maritime and shipping law, and we have acquired considerable skills regarding the purchase, sale and financing of vessels. Moreover, we have the capacity to handle the largest and most complicated transfers. Our expertise within maritime insurance law, including H&M, P&I and yacht insurance, is unique.
In addition, we have core competencies in international dispute resolution, both as regards court proceedings and alternative resolution methods, such as mediation.
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- Charter party agreements
- Off-shore matters
- Marine insurance and claims
- Collision, grounding and salvage
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- Maritime corporate restructuring
- Regulatory aspects
- Conflicts with public authorities
- Bech-Bruun Emergency Services Team (BEST)
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