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Our shipping practice has handled various contentious and non-contentious matters relating to both wet and dry shipping. We have advised and acted for clients from diversified shipping backgrounds ranging from marine insurers, cargo owners, charterers and oil and gas companies to banks, liquidators and offshore service providers. We have worked on matters relating to marine insurance claims, international trade, charterparty disputes, ship arrests, judicial sales and purchases of ships, offshore-related services and domestic maritime arbitrations. We have also advised Malaysian governmental agencies on national shipping policies, including the cabotage exemption for foreign vessels for undersea cable maintenance.
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Acted for a foreign shipowner and guarantor in a dispute concerning ship financing provided by a European financier
Acted for a Middle Eastern company in a tripartite dispute which involved a conversion and detinue claim of the Cendor MOPU.
Acting for a subsidiary for a major Malaysian oil & gas company under a charterparty arbitration against a Sarawakian shipowner.
Acting for a Malaysian company in respect of a claim by a Korean company arising from liability from dangerous cargo.
Acted for a Middle Eastern financier on disputes relating to financing provided to a Singaporean based shipping company, which included issues of fraud and negligence.
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