Maritime Law
Claims arising out of sea transport operations are of particular importance to the maritime carrier who wishes to take all necessary measures to provide defense and defenses to repel and prevent such claims, as well as to the consignee and insurers seeking compensation from the carrier. How maritime claims are filed and substantiated, the arguments made for them, the dates of falls and the statute of limitations, as well as the arguments available to each adversary, are extremely important for importers, insurers, carriers and maritime agents alike.
The knowledge of case law at the local and international level by our staff is of great importance for the conduct of maritime claims, especially since there is a relative acceptance of judgments issued by the courts of other countries whose maritime legislation is based on the Hague Rules such as the United States, Canada, England and France. Our extensive experience in this specialized area of law will help our clients protect their interests in order to reach satisfactory results on matters before the judiciary as well as for claims under consideration or under negotiation.
