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THE LEGAL PERSPECTIVES OF YACHT RACING IN THE UNITED STATES

Yacht racing is a popular and significant sport in the United States, attracting a wide range of participants. It actually holds a long-standing tradition with a rich history in the U.S and involves competitive sailing events where the yachts race against each other following the predetermined courses and rules. It also encompasses a range of […]
  • Posted by Niloofar Foroozanfar
  • On 8 September 2023
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The Changing Dynamics of the Yachting Industry: Impact of Russian Sanctions

Before Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the pandemic played an important role in increasing yacht sales among the ultra-wealthy. As individuals sought greater privacy and isolation, yachts provided a means to escape and enjoy exclusive experiences. The desire for seclusion and theability to control their environment contributed to the heightened demand for yachts among this affluent […]
  • Posted by Lorenzo Macchi
  • On 21 June 2023
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Recovery of maritime claims and ship arrest – Overview 

Ship arrest is a powerful tool in the hands of ship suppliers and other companies working in the shipping industry. Shipowners generally manage risks and limit liability by placing vessels of their fleet under the ownership of “single ships companies”. Credit recovery is likely to be a difficult exercise for small medium enterprises who may […]
  • Posted by Federico Serra
  • On 2 July 2021
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SUEZ CANAL CASUALTY HOTLINE

As the grounding of the M/V EVER GIVEN has placed an incredible burden on the global trade and the maritime cluster, MEPLAW has set up an emergency hotline to provide quick response to the operators seeking assistance in relation to the Suez Canal casualty. General average has been declared and cargo owners may be required […]
  • Posted by Lorenzo Macchi
  • On 13 April 2021
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CONTAINER DEMURRAGE AND DETENTION UNDER ITALIAN LAW

Container demurrage and detention can be defined as the sum payable to the carrier on account failing to redeliver the containers – emptied and cleaned – within the agreed free time period. Specifically, the term demurrage refers to the charge to be paid for the use of the container within the terminal, whilst the term detention refers […]
  • Posted by Lorenzo Macchi
  • On 13 April 2021
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