By Daniel Nancoo Just over a month ago, a barge (still unidentified and unclaimed) mysteriously capsized off the coast of Tobago spilling over 420,000 gallons of oil into the Caribbean
By Cherie Gopie After a vessel has been sold, and there is an incident which occurs (after the sale) that gives rise to a claim of negligence, for example, by
By Catherine Ramnarine Climate change is currently a hot topic – both figuratively and literally – with the World Meteorological Organization predicting that global temperatures will surge to record levels
By Cherie Gopie Vessel abandonment is a problem that concerns marine conservationists and coastal communities around the world. In fact, it is not uncommon for vessels to be abandoned throughout
Some 11 billion tons of goods are estimated to be transported by ship each year around the world. Trinidad and Tobago, located at the southern base of the Caribbean, is
Holding a position as a director is typically sought after due, no doubt, to the purported esteem, perks and compensation. Under the Companies Act, shareholders of the company have the
Do you know that a ship can be arrested? If a person or an entity has a claim against a shipowner, that person or entity (a Claimant) may be entitled
Much has been made in recent times about appointments of directors, resignations of directors and changes to various boards. A director, in relation to a Company, can be an individual
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