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Lloyd's Shipping Register - Marine Classification Societies
A Classification society that was built out of a coffee house! Amazed? Then read about the Lloyd's Registry of shipping, a premium classification society which has become a benchmark for quality assurance and certification services.

Published by Raunekk (16,370 pts ) on Apr 28, 2009 to
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Marine Safety Management - What is ISM Code?
There are so many regulations that govern the shipping industry that sometimes it becomes tough for a ship to organize and follow all of them. With a need to improve the organizational structure of the regulations body ISM code was established.

Published by Raunekk (16,370 pts ) on Apr 25, 2009 to
Marine Engineering Articles
UNCLOS - Law of The Sea
For centuries laws have been put in place to ensure the effective and safe management of those at sea. This article examines the development and trends in the Law of the Sea and its place in today's society.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Apr 15, 2009 to
Marine Engineering Articles
Maritime Law and The Jones Act
This article explores the doctrines and principles proclaimed by the Jones Act and the impact that this act has upon the maritime community.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Apr 10, 2009 to
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Convention on the Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims
Maritime claims have long plagued both plaintiffs and defendants, especially on issues surrounding the limitation of liability. This article provides an insight into the Convention on the Limitation of liability for Maritime Claims.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Mar 6, 2009 to
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Death on the High Seas - The Legal Perspective
This article looks at impacts and laws surrounding death on the high seas. Death provides many challenges, but when death occurs at sea, the challenges are magnified, requiring an understanding of the laws and policies that need to be followed.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Feb 2, 2009 to
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Shipping Pollution: Rights of Coastal Inhabitants
Pollution within our Ocean's has become a contentious environmental issue. This article aims to identify the legal principles, burdens and rights for inhabitants of coastal areas directly affected by the threat of shipping pollution.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Feb 2, 2009 to
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Maritime Piracy - The Legal Perspective
Maritime Piracy remains a major threat to commercial maritime activities and places a burden upon international resources. The international response to modern day piracy has refined international laws to reduce the incidence and impact of piracy upon the seas.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Jan 31, 2009 to
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Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea
The ocean prevents many dangers that ultimately can result in death. The international community knowing of the dangers surrounding the ocean has long worked for policies and laws that are designed to protect life. The Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea has since resulted.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Jan 31, 2009 to
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A week in the life of a Maritime Lawyer
Many people consider a career in law, but for many, the decision of what area of law to practice can be daunting. While many look to practice in the exciting world of criminal law many overlook the benefits that can be provided to those lucky enough to choose Maritime law.

Published by domanconsulting (1,548 pts ) on Jan 31, 2009 to
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