Core Admiralty
International Maritime Law Practice Wing
The International Maritime Law Practice Wing serves global shipping lines, P&I clubs, marine insurers, freight forwarding conglomerates, and harbor authorities. We provide rapid-response counsel for admiralty jurisdictions across the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and international maritime tribunals.
Directorate: Attorney Muslim Bin Aqeel (CEO & Head of Admiralty Practice)Mandate: Sovereign & Commercial Maritime Research
Scope of Work & Practice Areas
- Ship Arrests & Releases under 1999 Arrest Convention
- Charter Party Disputes & Laytime / Demurrage Calculations
- Collision, Salvage, and General Average Claims
- Bills of Lading, Cargo Contamination & Loss Liabilities
- Marine Insurance & P&I Club Representation
Strategic Objectives
- Deliver emergency legal dispatch within 2 hours of vessel detention in regional ports.
- Harmonize commercial maritime arbitration with LMAA, SIAC, and LCIA standards.
- Protect shipowners against arbitrary port charges and jurisdictional overreach.
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