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Sometimes ITIC’s surveying members will be asked by a ship owner, with whom they have no contract, to sign an indemnity, disclaimer, waiver or release before they are granted access to the

Often when companies are in a long term relationship and/or there are several projects contemplated the client will suggest a Master Service Agreement (“MSA”) be agreed. The MSA usually provides

After the conclusion of a voyage, various owner’s claims were submitted by the shipbroker to the charterers within the time allowed (including the costs of shifting, cleaning and demurrage). However

The current market conditions have led to a number of charterparties being renegotiated. The new business that emerges may simply be at a different hire rate or for a different period. Another common

Although I have now served as Chairman of ITIC for only nine months I have had the pleasure to have served on the Board for 13 years. Someone told me very early on in my career that there is

A practical guide for the non-insurance specialist 27 - 29th September 2011 Thomas Miller are holding its annual Insight into Transport Law and Insurance course, both for executives new to the

FOR the seventeenth year in succession, International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has paid a renewal credit to its members. For the year ended 31 May, 2012, members received a total of

On Tuesday 16 September, the inaugural OSCAR campaign Dragon Boat Race will unite members of the international shipping community for a fantastic afternoon on the water. The OSCAR Campaign raises

ITIC are exhibiting at Offshore Europe 2015 from the 8th - 11th September, in Aberdeen. Come and see us at one of the largest events in the UK dedicated solely to the Oil and Gas industry!

International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has reported a case in which the owner of a chemical tanker made an unsuccessful claim against a port agent for costs incurred in taking on