Difference in Terms

Talk given at Lloyd’s Asia, Singapore – 12 July 2017

Marine Liability Policies are taken by various parties (Owners, Operators, Freight Forwarders, Carriers, Ports and Terminals, Professionals, etc) to cover their liability exposure. Frequently, the exposure arises from failure (including allegations of failure) of the Insured’s (Marine Liability) in carrying out their duties and which would result in claims from their counterparties (who may also be insured). The talk will touch upon the gaps in coverage due to the difference in terms together with the issues which need to be considered to deal / adjust a marine liability claim.

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Muthu Jagannath

Muthu Jagannath is the Director of NAU Pte Ltd, a Singapore-based marine claims consultancy specialising in Transport Liability, P&I, and Hull & Machinery claims. With decades of experience in maritime law and claims management, he advises shipowners, operators, and cargo interests across the Asia-Pacific region. Jagan is a regular contributor to international maritime conferences including ICMA and writes extensively on developments in shipping law, bills of lading, general average, and arbitration.

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