International Law

Cargo Claims

By David Alderson LL.B, LL.M

Alderson Transportation Law Office website.

David Alderson LL.B, LL.M has practised in the areas of transportation law in England, Bermuda and Dubai for 15 years before moving to Toronto, Canada to establish a transportation law practice.

If you require legal advice about tranportation litigation or representation in connection with claims or disputes, please contact Toronto based lawyer, David Alderson, LL.B, LL.M, Barrister & Solicitor - Notary Public, at Alderson Law Office, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada:

By telephone 416 619 0086

By email contact@alderson.ca

Alderson Law Office

Toronto lawyer David Alderson LL.B, LL.M, Barrister and Solcitor - Notary Public has extensive experience in commercial transportation disputes, including: marine, air, rail, road, multimodal transport, pipeline and other delivery systems. He also has practised in the field of domestic and international trade disputes.

His practice has included virtually every field of maritime activity, having worked with leading law firms in London, Dubai and Bermuda. He is fully conversant with all laws, conventions, treaties and agreements which affect international transportation.

David Alderson can assist with legal representation in transportation and trade disputes in the areas described below:

Transportation - Marine Litigation

Admiralty
Arbitration
Arrest and Detention
Average
Bunker and Fuel
Cargo Claims: Quality, Damage, Delay, Loss and Shortfall
Charterparty (Time, Voyage, Slot, Bareboat) Disputes
Chartering Disputes and Litigation
Classification and Surveys
Cabotage
Collision, Stranding, Grounding, Foundering
Container Disputes
Contract of Affreightment
Cruise Claims
Customs
Demurrage
Deviation and Delay
Employment and Crewing Disputes
Export Control
Ports, Piers, Terminals
Environmental Claims
Fines
Ferries
Freight Forwarding
General average Claims
Hull, Machinery and Equipment
Injunctions
International Disputes
International Trade and Commodities
Limitation of Liability
Litigation
Marine Insurance and Reinsurance
Maritime Collisions
Maritime Liens & Mortgages
Marine Insurance Disputes
Marine Pollution
Marine Transportation
Marine Labour
Maritime Fraud
Maritime Personal Injury
NVOC Disputes
P & I
Passenger Claims
Personal Injury
Pilotage
Pleasure Craft Accidents and Incidents
Recreational Boating Accidents and Incidents
Registration and Flagging Disputes
Regulatory Matters
Requisition
Prize
Rigs, Offshore Structures and Installations
Safety at Sea
Sale Disputes
Salvage
Ship Sale Disputes
Ship Building Disputes and Litigation
Ship Repair Disputes and Litigation
Ship Supply Disputes and Litigation
Wreck
Sanctions
Shipping
Shipbroking (Sale and Charter)
Stevedore and Longshoreman Claims
Stowaways
Strikes and Boycotts
Trade Disputes
Towage
Tug and Tow
War and Hostilities
War Risk Insurance
Wrongful Arrest and Detention
Yachting

Transportation - Aviation Litigation

Arbitration
Arrest
Aviation Disputes
Cargo Claims: Quality, Damage, Delay, Loss and Shortfall
Charter and Leasing Agreement
Customs
Employment
Export Control
Fuel
Insurance and Reinsurance
Litigation
Passenger Claims
Personal Injury
Sale Disputes
War and Hostilities
War Risk Insurance

Transportation - Railway Litigation

Arbitration and Litigation
Railway Claims and Disputes

Transportation - Road Carrier Litigation

Arbitration and Litigation
Road Transport Claims and Disputes
Transportation - Multimodal Carriage Litigation
Carriage Claims and Disputes
Contract Issues
Freight Forwarding
Insurance
Liability
Litigation

Trade - Disputes and Litigation

Arbitration
Contract Disputes
Customs
Export Control
Domestic and International Trade
Insurance
Payment
Litigation
Sale Disputes
Sanctions
Strikes and Boycotts
Quantity, Quality, Damage and Delay
War and Hostilities
Sanctions

If you require legal advice, please contact David Alderson, Barrister & Solicitor, at Alderson, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada by calling 416 619 0086 or by email contact@alderson.ca

Brief informational summaries about litigation matters in the courts of Ontario and other developments are periodically published on this website. They are intended to be a general comment or general discussion, not legal advice and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Should you require legal advice, please contact David Alderson, who can then advise on the legal issues which may arise from your specific circumstances.

David Alderson has been admitted to practice law by the governing authority in each of the Province of Ontario (as a Barrister and Solicitor), New York State (as an Attorney and Counselor at Law), England & Wales (as a Solicitor presently non-practising), and Bermuda (as a Barrister & Attorney) and has practised law in Toronto, Ontario, England, Bermuda and Dubai.

Full post as published by CityNotary.ca Blog / Journal on August 03, 2008 (boomark / email).