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7th Asian Maritime Law Conference 2015

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Organizer Name
Maritime Law Association of Singapore (MLAS)
Date
23/04/2015
Time
12:00 am
Location
Supreme Court of Singapore, Singapore
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Registration
Public event, registration required
Charge
Refer to www.amlc.com.sg for more details
Contact
Joanne Tan
+65 6377 6619
joannetan@epc.com.sg

Apple Chai
+65 6377 6617
applechai@epc.com.sg

 

Winds of Change in the Asian Shipping Law Practice

 

The Maritime Law Association of Singapore (MLAS) is proud to present the 7th run ofthe Asian Maritime Law Conference entitled “Winds of Change in the Asian MaritimeShipping Law Practice”. This year’s conference will be held in collaboration with theHong Kong Maritime Law Association (HKMLA), the MLAS’ plan to promote greaterco-operation amongst the other Asian Maritime Law Associations within the region.The Conference will focus on developments in Asian shipping law as well as thechanges, challenges and opportunities for growth in private. Through a lively mixof presentations, panel discussions and debates. These topics will be examined inconsiderable depth. As always, the Conference also features ample opportunities tomeet and network with fellow delegates.

 

2015 Key Highlights

 

  • Developments in Asian Shipping Law
  • Asian Shipping Practice Scene Part I – Changes in Private Practice
  • Asian Shipping Practice Scene Part II – Market-led Diversification of Shipping Law Practice
  • Debate on Hard Law v Market Savvy and Soft Skills: Which is more important?
  • Innovations in the Practice of Shipping Law

 

Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF) 70% Training Grant available!

 

We are pleased to announce that 7AMLC is entitled for the 70% Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF) Training Grant. For more information about the training grant and the event, you may visit our website at www.amlc.com.sg or contact the Conference Secretariat.

  • International Conference, Networking, Seminars

About the Organizer

The Maritime Law Association of Singapore (MLAS) is a member organization of the Comite Maritime International (CMI), a non-governmental international organization devoted to the same object of the unification of maritime law and is the only organization in Singapore entitled to attend the International Conferences of the CMI. It aims to promote the study and advancement of maritime law and its administration in Singapore, and to promote and consider with other associations proposals for the unification of maritime law and practice of different nations.

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Mr. John Martin

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, GARD SINGAPORE

Mr. John Martin began his career in London in 1989 with Richards Hogg Lindley Average Adjusters, and qualified as a Fellow of the UK Association of Average Adjusters in 2000.
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Mr. Cyril Ducau

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, EASTERN PACIFIC SHIPPING

Mr. Cyril Ducau is the Chief Executive Officer of Eastern Pacific Shipping Pte Ltd, a leading shipping company headquartered in Singapore for the past 30 years.

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