Ince & Co Podcasts By Coracle

Serious irregularity application fails (again)

Do you know where your seafarer employees are "based" and why it matters? By Olivia Murray

Ince podcast: The right to freight includes the right to give the freight away by Theresa Glatter

Ince Podcast. Will Blagbrough - Senior Solicitor Make sure your commercial contracts cover all the issues, and don't expect the courts to help you if you forget.

Ince Podcast. Sophie Short. New tools for tackling corruption and navigating anti-bribery laws.

Ince Podcast. Olivia Murray - Senior Associate. The MCA investigates alleged breach of MLC - would you ship pass the test?

Ince Podcast. Chris Kidd - Partner Is it OK to backdate ship building contracts?

Ince Podcast. Arwinder Dhillon. When owners must give credit for benefits obtained following charterers repudiation

Introduction to W & I Insurance by Ince & Co partner Simon Cooper

Autumn 2015 podcast Cyber Risks Insurance: Issues involving physical damage by Ince & Co partner Simon Cooper

Will Blagbrough reads Ince&Co article "Charterers walk away from a voyage charter - how much can owners recover?"

Suyin Anand reads Ince&Co article: "New Hong Kong competition law: considerations for the shipping industry"

Martin Laughton reads Ince&Co article on "The Modern Slavery Act 2015"

Pavlo Samothrakis reads Ince&Co article "Court clarifies what will amount to unlawful discharge of cargo by shipowner"

Claims co-operation clauses. What do they mean? Podcast from @incelaw

The Mariah Re podcast from @incelaw

Exposures to cyber risk for non cyber insurers podcast from @incelaw

Demurrage time bar: crucial to comply with documentary requirements. Podcast from Ince&Co Produced by Coracle

Direct rights of action – P&I Club succeeds in upholding anti-suit injunction. Podcast from Ince&Co Produced by Coracle

Liquidated damages - no need to mitigate, but unlikely to continue indefinitely. Podcast from Ince&Co Produced by Coracle