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Practice Areas
Our attorneys are experienced practitioners before the New York federal and state courts, maritime arbitral panels, and federal agencies such as the Federal Maritime Commission and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Service. We specialize in admiralty and maritme law with an emphasis on:
- Dry Cargo, Liquid Cargo, and Hazardous Cargo
- Maritime attachments (Rule B)
- Charter Party / FD&D
- Ship collisions and fires
- Customs fines and penalty cases
- Marine insurance
- Regulatory matters, and
- The review and drafting of contracts (including bills of lading and service contracts)
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Recent Cases
Garanti Finansal Kiralama A.S. v. Aqua Marine and Trading Inc., (Vacating dismissal of action for declaratory judgment that plaintiff not bound to arbitrate defendant's claims for unpaid vessel supplies) (By Joseph De May and James M. Textor)
- Decision (2d Cir. 2012)
SH Tanker Ltd. v. Koch Shipping Inc.
(Partial final award ordering $14.2 million security for counterclaims arising out tanker hijacking by Somali pirates) (By James M. Textor)
- Confirmation (S.D.N.Y. 2012)
- Arbitral Award No. 4154 (S.M.A. 2011)
Kingsbury Navigation Ltd. v. Koch Shipping Inc.
(Denying shipowner consequential damages of $2.1 million for loss of follow-on charter, and awarding charterer 100% attorney's fees) (By James M. Textor)
- Confirmation (S.D.N.Y. 2012)
- Arbitral Award No. 4131 (S.M.A. 2011)
Recent Cases (continued)
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