Salvage Law and Practice Seminar Monday 14th - Tuesday 15th December 2009 Hilton Paddington, London The last 12 months have seen more changes in the world of salvage and wreck removal than any since 2000. The reforms to LOF, including plans to review the constitution of the LOF arbitrators panel and to publish awards, have received much publicity. Salved values have fluctuated wildly with a corresponding effect on the level of awards and settlements. Interesting Court decisions have or are about to be published (the "VOUTAKOS" and "OCEAN CROWN"). Meanwhile debates continue about possible changes to the Salvage Convention 1989 focusing for example on environmental salvage. The salvage seminar aims to review salvage and wreck removal law and procedure while also looking in more depth at certain aspects of practice and possible changes. As importantly, it provides an annual opportunity for participants to meet old friends and make new contacts. Anyone interested in salvage and wreck removal should attend whether he is a salvor, a marine property insurer or broker, a P&I case handler, marine casualty surveyor or lawyer, a shipowner or ship manager. Seminar Highlights: • • • • •
WORK THROUGH the major issues and developments in salvage law & practice UNDERSTAND risk management in salvage & towage & your insurance options EXAMINE special compensation awards & how to assess the salvage award LEARN about alternative salvage contracts including BIMCO Towhire/Towcon 2008 EXPLORE out of pocket expenses
11 Hours CPD: The Solicitors Regulation Authority PLUS... Practical session on the arbitration process together with representatives from Stone Chambers
This seminar will review salvage and wreck removal law and look in more depth at certain aspects of practice and possible changes. The Chairman together with the expert speakers will guide you through the legal contracts and processes involved in salvage and wreck removal.
Contact Information .Lloyd's Maritime Academy 69-77 Paul Street London, EC2A 4LQ United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 20 7017 5510 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7107 4981 Email:
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