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The phenomenon of defendants facing the prospect of excessively high awards – known as ‘nuclear verdicts’ – against them in litigation, particularly in state courts in the US, appears to be happening with increasing frequency
Read more about the role of ports in supplying clean drinking water to ship's crews
09/04/2024
TT Club provides guidance on how ports should act on climate change data and adapt to an uncertain future
The global logistics and transport industry is facing unprecedented challenges in achieving material carbon emissions reduction.
05/03/2024
A joint compliance note, issued on 11 December 2023 by five US agencies (thus known as the Quint-Seal Compliance Note) encouraged stakeholders to “Know Your Cargo”,
05/03/2024
Successful and safe mooring requires a high degree of communication between the ship and landside operatives.
Ports, terminals and logistics operators find themselves at an energy crossroad.
Security at ports and terminals is vital to protect cargo, other assets and workforce.
09/01/2024
Alerts were raised in the UK in mid-2023 about a potential serious safety risk arising from the use of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete [RAAC]. While this particular building practice appears to have been widely adopted in public structures (for example schools), it is possible that it has been applied in port or warehouse facilities in some parts of the world.
05/12/2023
The hosting of events can be a valuable and enjoyable experience for all; careful planning and risk assessment will pay dividends in delivering success.
05/12/2023
Security at ports and terminals is vital to protect cargo, other assets and workforce.
In containerised transport it is easy to assume that everything that happens to the cargo between the point when it is packed to the point it is unpacked is within the responsibility of the carrier.