Author: James Wilson

Shipyard Allisions: Liability in Maritime Operations

An allision occurs when a moving vessel strikes a stationary object, such as a dock, crane, or another ship. This is a common risk in shipyards and can lead to significant financial and legal complications. For those of us operating in water transport and repair, understanding liability in these incidents is critical to safeguarding operations […]

Charting Uncharted Waters: Legal Challenges of Autonomous Vessels

Over the years, we’ve seen many changes in the maritime world, but one of the most disruptive innovations on the horizon is the rise of autonomous vessels. These self-piloting ships promise to revolutionize the industry, but they also bring a host of legal challenges that are far from settled.

Gatekeepers of the Sea: The Impact of Port State Control on Maritime Operations

Over the years, I’ve learned that in the maritime world, navigating legal and operational challenges is just as crucial as navigating the open seas. One aspect that often catches shipowners off guard is Port State Control (PSC) and its impact on maritime operations. Let’s break this down in simple terms so we can avoid the […]

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