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The Chairman of the Association of Average Adjusters, Burkhard Fischer, highlighted the on-going complexities faced by the maritime industry during the association’s recent annual conference in London. His presentation, titled...

Marine insurers and legal practitioners are grappling with unresolved challenges even two years after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Seatrade Maritime Salvage & Wreck, which is supported by The International Salvage Union (ISU) as the UK’s leading conference for the salvage and wrec...

Seatrade Maritime Salvage & Wreck is gearing up for its eagerly anticipated return to London, where from 6 – 7 December 2023.

Cargo ships operated by computers may become common in the next few years but who is at fault if they collide?

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According to experienced admiralty judge and arbitrator Sir Nigel Teare, the advent of autonomous navigation may create difficulties for courts in det...

AI and the advent of automated ships will pose difficult questions in determining liability under the Hague Rules for maritime casualties.

AI and automated ships will complicate liability assessment for maritime accidents under the Hague Rules, warns the Chairman of the Association of Average Adjusters.

After a break of two years, in May 2022 the Association of Average Adjusters triumphantly resumed hosting one of the most celebrated events in the global marine and legal calendar – the annual black-tie dinner at London’s Savoy Hotel. The Association proved itself to be in robust health, overcoming the disappointment of pandemic cancellations including ...