Shipping litigation – Partner level

Our client, a top rated European-headquartered law firm, is globally recognised for its shipping expertise. The firm holds a strong presence in the world’s most active shipping clusters, and Maritime law is a cornerstone of their business. They’re known as one of the biggest names in the industry, and the Lawyers are relied upon by maritime industry clients for counsel concerning the industry’s most high profile and business-critical cases and transactions. The firm is now interested in speaking with established Partners with a substantial portable shipping litigation practice in the London office. This might include (non-exhaustively) P&I and Defence work; Charterparty, bill of lading and COA matters; MOA sale & purchase disputes; and Admiralty work (ie. including collisions, groundings and total loss). A broader practice incorporating some non-contentious work such as ship or terminal building contract review, design/procurement contracts for terminal expansion and/or shipment/storage contract advisory, would be of interest too.

Requirements

Established Partners with a substantial portable shipping litigation practice in the London office; P&I and Defence work; Charterparty, bill of lading and COA matters; MOA sale & purchase disputes; Admiralty work (including collisions, groundings and total loss)

Nice to have

Broader practice incorporating some non-contentious work; Ship or terminal building contract review; Design/procurement contracts for terminal expansion; Shipment/storage contract advisory