News & Updates

Seoul focus on leading legal issues

The issues of law brought out by attacks in the Red Sea, the Carbon Index Indicator and battery fires, as well as a shipbuilding sector in overdrive, formed the basis for a special briefing by CJC to industry interests in Sout Korea. More than 120 attendees...

Guidance on dragging anchor

The Admiralty Court handed down its first collision decision of the year by holding that the Kiran Australia was 30% responsible and the Belpareil was 70% responsible for a collision in the Bay of Bengal, off Chattogram, Bangladesh on 9 November 2021....

Ever Given and the non-binding contract - Saga continues

The Court of Appeal handed down its decision on the Ever Given , after an appeal by the Owners of the vessel against the ruling of Andrew Baker J at the Admiralty Court.  The Court of Appeal agreed with the reasoning of Baker J and rejected the appeal...

Anatomy of a vessel S&P transaction

Selling or buying a ship involves a substantial investment and is a very involved process. Stuart Plotnek provides a useful overview of the basic procedures and some important considerations when entering into a ship sale and purchase transaction.Whether...

IUMI Masterclass

Maria Borg Barthet , Alistair Johnston , Richard Murray and Filippo Lorenzon were delighted to present at the Cargo Insurance Masterclass hosted by International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) in London during March. The event gathered...

CJC's upcoming seminar programme

Click here to view CJC’s latest seminar programme for the forth coming period. Explore a diverse range of events focusing on the latest developments in shipping and maritime law. Register here  for CJC’s upcoming Panel Discussion...

Proud sponsors of Haven House Ball

The CJC team, along with a group of special guests, had the honour of attending Haven House's annual black-tie dinner. It was a truly memorable evening, and we are thrilled to have been able to show our ongoing support for this important cause. Haven...

Win Win success in War Risk case

Owners of the aptly named vessel mv “WIN WIN” were successful in the Commercial Court against their War Risk Insurers, who had rejected a declaration of Constructive Total Loss following the vessel’s lengthy detention for illegally...

CJC appoints transactional Director in Singapore

CJC appoints transactional Director in Singapore Campbell Johnston Clark (CJC) has added a senior member to its team in Singapore, following the appointment of Chua Aik Hui as Director. Press Release Issued: May 20th, 2024      ...

Ed Harris joins our London team as an Associate Solicitor

Campbell Johnston Clark (CJC) is delighted to welcome Ed Harris to its London office as an Associate Solicitor.   Ed joins the ever-growing CJC team as an experienced lawyer with a marine background whose practice centres on commercial dispute...
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