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Sino East Transportation Ltd v Grand Amazon Shipping Ltd ( The Grand Amanda ) is an important judgment on the scope of the implied indemnity in a time charter in allocating losses relating to the shipment of cargo suffering from inherent vice. Summary by...

Sino East Transportation Ltd v Grand Amazon Shipping Ltd ( The Grand Amanda ) is an important judgment on the scope of the implied indemnity in a time charter in allocating losses relating to the shipment of cargo suffering from inherent vice. Summary by...

In force from July 2025, the Florida Boater Freedom Act curbs law enforcement’s ability to conduct stops and inspections on the water without clear justification. The Act has major implications for all vessel operators, including yacht owners and...

Campbell Johnston Clark had the privilege of hosting a SPNL - Shipping Professional Network London  panel discussion on Sustainable Ship Finance: Navigating the Future of Maritime Investment  on 26 November, bringing together industry...

Campbell Johnston Clark (CJC) has announced that it has opened new offices in Genoa, following an agreement to engage an established team of maritime lawyers focusing on both English and Italian law. The international maritime law firm, which already has...

From the pen of Mr Justice S Mohan sitting in the Singapore High Court comes another masterful judgment in a shipping-related case also with banking elements, decided by reference to English law. Gareth Williams summarises UBS AG v Owners of the vessel ...

10 years after the English Insurance Act 2015 was passed into law one of its key provisions, s11, has received its first judicial consideration in  OCBC v Argoglobal . As a decision of the Singapore High Court, which ruled on the issue under an...

We are delighted to share that CJC has once again been included in The Times Best Law Firms report. The annual report features top legal teams from across 28 practice areas. The listings are based on peer recommendations and supported by independent...

During London Arbitration Week, CJC and 36 Stone will be hosting an expert-led session that takes a closer look at the Arbitration Act 2025.  On 1 August 2025, the Arbitration Act 2025 came into force, introduced as several 'A' sections within...

The English Court of Appeal today handed down judgment in the Solomon Trader appeal, dismissing the appeal and confirming the continuing validity of pay first clauses in the context of marine liability insurance policies. Campbell Johnston Clark acted for...