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Approximately 80% of all business communications are electronic. Agents (which terms includes ship agents, shipbrokers, ship managers and forwarding agents) will send many important documents by…

On 1 July 2004 the International Ship and Port Facility (ISPS) Code came into force. Although, as predicted, ships have been subjected to delays, detentions, inspections and increased costs, there…

After almost thirty years in the business, ITIC’s Claims Director, Julia Mavropoulos, has retired. On the last day of 2004, Julia Mavropoulos, Claims Director of ITIC for the past eleven years,…

This article only deals with the type of surveyor who goes on board a ship which is loading or discharging cargo, and inspects the cargo operations on behalf of the seller or the buyer of the cargo.…

ITIC BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Club has announced the retirement of Erik Nes from its Board. Mr. Nes retired at the meeting in London in March 2005 after 10 years as a Director of ITIC. He was…

Many of those involved in the marine services industry, will have experienced the damaging side-effects of the current hard insurance cycle. Professional indemnity insurance is one particular area…

ITIC is frequently asked to advise Members from different jurisdictions who have been requested to produce their files. Usually, it is because their principals have a dispute with another party and…

John Noble, chief executive of the Salvage Association, looks at the challenges facing the restyled organisation, and at why good surveyors need good support and advice from their liability insurers.…

The port agent who is unfortunate enough to be appointed by the owner or charterer of a ship which is arrested immediately it arrives at the port, can face unforeseen and adverse consequences. The…

After the success of the last Forum in 2000, the Club is pleased to announce that it will be holding a second Forum on 28 and 29 September 2004. The purpose of the event is to discuss topics of…