Maritime Law

Now in its third edition, Maritime Law presents a comprehensive exploration of the core areas of maritime legal practice in a single, accessible volume. Authored by an expert team of academics and practitioners, this text provides a clear and up‐to‐date analysis of key issues - from bills of lading and ship arrests to marine insurance - ensuring that both beginners and seasoned professionals gain valuable insights. Grounded in English law and enriched by a thorough discussion of prolific international conventions, the book captures recent legislative updates and case law. New content includes a detailed examination of Regulation (EU) No 1215/2012 concerning jurisdiction and judgments, the impact of the 2006 Maritime Labour Convention alongside the Merchant Shipping Regulations 2014, and revisions such as the 2012 edition of the Norwegian Sale Form. Readers will also find an enlightening review of Regulation 100/2013, which amends Regulation 1406/2002 and reinforces the framework of the European Maritime Safety Agency. Enhanced sections delve into piracy within the context of Public International Law and feature discussions of significant cases like M/V Louisa, ARA Libertad, and Arctic Sunrise, along with expanded treatment of marine insurance and analysis of recent disputes. Maritime Law stands as an essential reference for students, academics, and legal professionals navigating the dynamic arena of maritime law.