Families of Construction Workers Killed in Baltimore Bridge Collapse to Sue September 19, 2024 By Andrew G. Simpson Families of immigrant construction workers killed when Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after it was hit by the cargo...
Baltimore to Court: ‘No Way’ Should Ship’s Liability for Bridge Collapse Be Limited April 23, 2024 By Andrew G. Simpson The city of Baltimore is fighting the attempt by the owner and operator of the cargo ship Dali that crashed...
The Oil Was From Iran. The Insurance Was From New York February 9, 2024 By Zachary Mider and Zeke Faux Last June, a rusting tanker named Sincere 02 picked up oil at an Iranian port and steamed across the Persian...
U.S. Pressures Insurers, Certifiers, Shippers in Enforcing Tougher Sanctions on Venezuela July 14, 2020 By Jonathan Saul and Matt Spetalnick Several companies that certify vessels are seaworthy and ship insurers have withdrawn services to tankers involved in the Venezuelan oil...
Shipping Losses Fall to Lowest in 10 Years as Technology Drives Safety June 13, 2017 Large shipping losses have declined by 50 percent over the past decade and last year saw the lowest number of...
South Carolina-Based Marine Insurance Agencies Merge to Form New Company October 30, 2015 Maritime Insurance, LLC and Port City Holdings, LLC dba KSA Marine Insurance, both of Charleston, S.C., have joined to create...
Dryad Maritime Expands With New UK Office January 29, 2013 Dryad Maritime – a commercial specialist in maritime intelligence in the UK- has opened a new office development in Hastings,...
Drop in Somali Piracy Attacks Reported; Violence Up in Gulf of Guinea October 23, 2012 The number of ships signaling attacks by Somali pirates has fallen this year to its lowest since 2009, according to...