The Maritime Nuclear Consortium includes Lloyd’s Register, Rolls Royce, Babcock International, Stephenson Harwood, and NorthStandard.

The UK has a long history of leading maritime innovation and is now in a strong position to support the safe adoption of ...

February 25, 2025: Maritime insurance on ships and their cargoes has been around, in one form or another, for as long as ships have transported cargo. The owner of a ship and the owner of its cargo ...

Maritime Insurance International, an independent marine insurance agency, has hired two Marine Insurance industry guru's to expand their East Coast footprint. The independent marine agency brought on ...

A court fight sparked by a port collision involving a bulk cement carrier could signal rough seas for marine insurers and ...

Marine insurance is the oldest form of insurance, tracing its origins to Roman shipowners engaged in international trade. Ocean marine insurance was written as early as the 14th century, not by ...

Choice of law clauses are a valuable tool for parties to preemptively decide which jurisdiction’s laws should apply to the enforcement and interpretation of insurance policies. Typically, these ...

As the hour of this morning’s argument in Great Lakes Insurance v Raiders Retreat Realty progressed, it seemed to become more and more clear how the justices will resolve this case. The question – ...

Lloyd’s Register is leading a new UK consortium to set global standards for the safe, secure and commercial operation of nuclear-powered ships.

If you’ve been working in the marine insurance industry lately, you will have heard about “blockchain” at some point; it is the electronic, distributed ledger, notoriously known for enabling the use ...

Weather Channel Forecasters are predicting a “near-average” hurricane season for 2016, but warn that an average season does not mean businesses and residents shouldn’t prepare for the worst. While it ...

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