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The National Law Review
natlawreview.com > article > imo-adopts-first-global-code-autonomous-ships

The IMO Adopts the First Global Code for Autonomous Ships

3+ day, 18+ hour ago   (259+ words) The U.S. Coast Guard (“USCG”) also released guidance with respect to remotely controlled and autonomous vessels recently. Issued in the form of a Work Instruction, the policy provides guidance to USCG units and industry on approval and oversight of unmanned vessels....

The National Law Review
natlawreview.com > article > carriage-cargo-deck-update-lessons-agcs-marine-insurance-co-v-mv-imabari-logger

Carriage of Cargo on Deck: An Update—Lessons from AGCS Marine Insurance Co. v. M/V Imabari Logger

3+ day, 19+ hour ago   (882+ words) The National Law Review In April 2022, we published an article titled “Carriage of Cargo on Deck: Carriers Be Aware,” in which we discussed the legal risks carriers face when transporting cargo on deck under bills of lading governed by United…...

The National Law Review
natlawreview.com > press-releases > new-report-finds-31-emissions-intensity-gap-between-carriers-same-ocean

New Report Finds 31% Emissions-Intensity Gap Between Carriers on the Same Ocean Trade Lane

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (189+ words) VesselBot analysis of 86,389 container voyages shows vessel deployment & utilization drive major emissions differences, even across comparable carrier services. - A small share of the fleet carries a disproportionate share of the work. NeoPanamax and Very Large Container Ships ran just 7.4% of…...