Shipping
Since 1995, maritime law has been the core specialization of Interlegal.
Traditionally, our clients include shipowners, managers, charterers, cargo owners, P&I clubs, insurance companies, ship chandlers, shipping agents, fuel suppliers, banks, ship repair and shipbuilding enterprises, and other participants in maritime transportation.
What our international maritime law attorneys can do for you:
- Draft unique clauses for charters (bareboat charters, time charters, voyage charters), bills of lading, sales contracts, insurance policies, and other documents;
- Prepare fleet management agreements (Shipman), crewing contracts (Crewman), and ship repair and construction agreements;
- Protect the interests of shipowners, charterers, and other participants in maritime transport in court and international maritime arbitrations;
- Arrest or release vessels in any country in the Black Sea region and beyond;
- Resolve claims related to cargo, charters, and bills of lading;
- Recover debts for shipyards and ship repair facilities;
- Settle disputes related to the sale and purchase of ships and yachts;
- Handle claims and matters related to general average, salvage, sea pollution, maritime incidents, and ship collisions;
- Provide consultation on:
- H&M and P&I insurance, subrogation, and yacht insurance and registration;
- Seizure and confiscation of vehicles by customs authorities;
- Temporary importation procedures;
- Primary and parallel ship registration;
- Ice navigation;
- Demurrage and laytime;
- Transportation of dangerous goods;
- Bunkering, towing, and ship-to-ship transfers.
We also prepare legal opinions and provide advice on property issues and ship arrests in the Black Sea basin.
Our team consists of specialized maritime lawyers who guarantee a thorough analysis of your case and offer the best solutions for your business needs.
Maritime law connects people across different countries and continents, and our company operates on the same principle. We have built an extensive network of associated maritime law offices throughout Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East to address client issues quickly and professionally.
Interlegal lawyers are active members of international specialized associations providing services in maritime law.