Commercial insurance law is judge-made common law; the Marine Insurance Act simply recorded it as it stood in 1906, rather than setting out to change it.
Congratulations to the Singapore team, which has won the accolade of SE Asia Shipping Law Firm of the Year at the ALB (Asia Legal Business) SE Asia Awards 2009.
Martin Brown has joined Ince & Co's Singapore office as a consultant in the ship finance practice following six years at another leading ship finance firm in Singapore.
David Beaves and Peter Murray consider recent amendments to the regulations governing China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) and its implication on guarantees issued in relation to ship finance and shipbuilding contracts in China
The recent publication of the second edition of Shipping and the Environment, by Colin de la Rue and Charles B. Anderson, was marked by receptions at Ince & Co’s London office and at Skuld’s offices in Oslo and New York, Charles being head of office at Skuld North America Inc.
CONFUSION remains over the way the group transit system through the Gulf of Aden works, according to Stephen Askins of Ince & Co, writes Sandra Speares.
International law firm Ince & Co promoted three new partners on 1 May. Their appointments have not only strengthened the firm’s partner teams in Hamburg, Hong Kong and London, but have also supplemented the firm’s capabilities in delivering legal advice in the energy & offshore, international trade and commodities, marine insurance and shipping sectors.