Ship Collision Claims in Malaysia: Who Is Liable and How Do You Claim?
Malaysia's position along the Strait of Malacca — one of the world's busiest and most congested...
Ship Mortgage Enforcement in Malaysia: What Lenders and Shipowners Need to Know
A ship mortgage is a security interest granted by a shipowner over a vessel in favour of a lender...
What Is a Charterparty and What Happens When It Is Breached?
A charterparty is a written contract between a shipowner and a charterer for the use of a vessel....
Charterparty Disputes in Malaysia: A Complete Guide for Shipowners and Charterers
A charterparty is one of the most commercially significant contracts in the shipping industry....
Maritime Arbitration vs Court Litigation in Malaysia: Which Is Better for Your Dispute?
When a commercial conflict arises at sea, choosing the right forum for shipping dispute resolution...
What Is a Bill of Lading and Why Does It Matter in a Shipping Dispute?
In the world of international trade, the bill of lading (B/L) is the most critical document a...
Cargo Damage Claims in Malaysia: Can You Sue the Shipping Company?
If your cargo arrives damaged or short-shipped, you have strong legal grounds to seek...
What Is Ship Arrest in Malaysia and How Does It Work?
Ship arrest is the most formidable legal remedy under Malaysian admiralty law. It allows creditors...
How to Hire a Maritime Lawyer in Malaysia: What You Need to Know
Whether you are a shipowner, cargo operator, seafarer, or freight forwarder, understanding when...
