SYNOPSIS

•    Typical maritime disputes that end up in arbitration or Courts
•    Where do they opt for arbitration and why
•    Qualification as an arbitrator and a conflict situation
•    How to appoint an arbitrator?
•    Shipbuilding disputes
•    The role of experts in maritime arbitration
•    Procedural Issues
•    Interim measures
•    Costs, Award and Enforcement
•    The role of the Admiralty Court
•    What do you think about mediation?


BIODATA OF SPEAKER

Jeremy M. Joseph is the Principal Partner at Joseph and Partners, a top Malaysian shipping law firm. He has been recognized by Legal 500 and Chambers Asia for 15 years as a Band 1 shipping lawyer.

Jeremy received a British Chevening Scholarship in 1996 and completed his Master of Law from the University of Southampton in 1997. He also holds a Diploma in International Commercial Arbitration from the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, UK.

Jeremy started his career as a marine insurance broker and worked as an Associate in Holman Fenwick & Willan Singapore and later in the Malaysian-associated office of Joseph Tan Jude Benny LLP before founding Joseph and Partners in 2010. His firm has won several awards, including"Shipping Law Firm of the Year" from 2014-2016. In 2018, his firm handled many landmark maritime and insurance cases, including the high-profile arrest and sale of the super yacht Equanimity. He has also contributed to legal publications and presented at conferences
worldwide.