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… is employed to carry out the complex tasks of coordinating information with various parties at the port. The service providers and suppliers of products and equipment to the vessel should also be evaluated.…

…International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) – a mutual insurer that provides professional indemnity cover for transport intermediaries operating in the marine, offshore, renewable and aviation industries – has…

… of long established relationships with experts worldwide, and we conclude this article with a portrait of Correduria General Maritima S.L., who have, for many years, assisted Members in Spain. Our Man…

… COGSA’s scope will be expanded. The new statute will apply to “any contract of carriage covering transportation to or from the United States” (proposed COGSA § 3(a)) from the time goods are received by a carrier…

… against them that they will have an insurer, who understands the situation and will be able to support and guide them through what could be a very stressful time. Coverage is subject to the approval of ITIC…

…The International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) celebrates its 75th Anniversary this year. The Club traces its origins to the Chartered Shipbrokers Protection Association, first formed as an unincorporated…

… themselves by associating their actions with reputable companies.  It is therefore important that brokers, agents and managers are aware of the ways in which the broking chain, and parties who…

… the value of the ship management company itself. There are a number of examples where the importance of the ship managers being co-assured is evident. In one such case a managed ship entered dry-dock…

… management to disassociate themselves in any event from the running of the ship. We believe it is important to recognise that the responsibility and authority of the Designated Person “should include…

…The practice of a ship agent employing a sub-agent in order to undertake tasks in a port in which the agent himself does not maintain an office will be familiar to many readers of The Intermediary. The custom appears to…