The authors have used their practical experience and entensive legal research to give a clear explanation of how arbitration law works and what factors influence LMAA arbitrators. The book provides a specific guide to maritime arbitration rather than simply a commentary on the 1996 Act; in particular because significant practical issues are not dealt with directly by the Act, for example, confidentiality, freezing orders and anti-suit injunctions.

Bills of Lading: Law and Contracts provides a detailed legal analysis of common standard form clauses in bills of lading (and waybills) which are in use in the maritime world, as well as a comprehensive examination of the legal principles which are applicable to them.

This is a new edition of the leading work on this subject, first published in the 1870s. It provides detailed, section-by-section commentary on the recently revised York-Antwerp Rules.
The commentary sets out the obligations, rights and entitlements of the various parties in a general average situation governed by English law and/or the York-Antwerp Rules. It discusses the various courses of action open to the parties in a general average situation and the effect of taking any of these options on rights and liabilities. It also covers enforcement of rights in general average.
The book's historical approach, looking at the various states of the York-Antwerp Rules over their many revisions, makes clear the nature and impact of the most recent changes.

Shipbroking and Chartering Practice provides a very accessible but in-depth background to the law and economics of international ship broking and chartering, explaining the principles and their practical application.

This seventh edition has been thoroughly updated and modernized to take account of new chartering practices, including references to new standard documents such as GENTIME and GENCOA which refers to new arbitration awards and updated information on UCP 600 (Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits). The new edition also looks at the supporting of technical tools, methods to investigate the market and handle negotiations; all while providing excellent commentary throughout.

This key text by Malcolm A Clarke analyses the international carriage of goods by road under the provisions of the CMR Convention. International Carriage of Goods by Road, CMR: 5th Edition is a comprehensive, practical and user-friendly volume for all those who have any kind of interest in the legislation governing the contracts of the carriage of goods by road. ...

Widely regarded as the definitive book in the area, this brand new edition of Ship Sale and Purchase contains a detailed analysis of the provisions found in the three standard form contracts currently used in connection with the sale and purchase of second-hand tonnage, namely Saleform 1987, Saleform 1993 and Nipponsale 1999. In addition, there are commentaries on special subjects relevant to the sale and purchase markets.

The Dictionary of Shipping Terms, 5th Edition, will be of immense value to ship owners and operators, brokers, surveyors, importers and exporters, freight forwarders and students. Those involved in related industries such as banking, commercial law and insurance who regularly need accurate and concise definitions of shipping terms will also find the book a handy source of reference.