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Admiralty &
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Admiralty & Maritime Affairs |
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BRIGHT & RIGHT® has legal professionals with rich and
successful experience in admiralty and maritime affairs. They have studied
maritime law and marine insurance in and outside China, possessing rich
knowledge and experience in providing relevant legal services to domestic and
international clients on maritime transportation, marine insurance and other
relevant areas relative to admiralty and maritime affairs. They have been
representing shipping companies, shipbuilding companies, chartering companies,
protection and indemnity club for ship-owners, charterers' mutual insurance
associations, owners, insurers, towing companies, and salvage companies from
home and abroad in dealing with ship building, ship financing, marine
accidents, marine transportation, marine insurance, services at sea,
engineering projects at sea, sea pollution and other admiralty and maritime
affairs.
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BRIGHT & RIGHT® offers the admiralty and maritime services in:
creating, examining and reviewing the legal documents such as ship-building
contracts, ship-repair contract, ship-purchasing contracts, salvage contracts,
towage contracts, charter, ship mortgage contracts, B/L clauses,
sludge-breaking contracts, contracts on sea crew external assignment and the
like;
participating in financing of shipbuilding and ship-purchasing;
handling ship chartering and shipping agency;
handling disputes from loss of cargo, damage of cargo, cargo possession
without B/L and the like;
handling marine accidents like ship collision, oil leakage, damage to marine
plantation, personnel casualties and so on;
handling disputes from bareboat charter, time charter and voyage charter;
handling disputes from services in construction, towage and salvage at sea;
handling disputes from shipbuilding, ship repair and ship purchase;
handling disputes from harbor accidents;
handling disputes from employment contract on sea crew external assignment
and from employment contract at sea;
dealing with preservation measures such as preservation of maritime evidence,
ship arrest, cargo arrest, fuel arrest, freezing of freight and the like; and
dealing with relevant affairs relative to marine insurance.
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