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WRECKSTAGE 2010 is an international wreck removal and marine services agreement based on payment of a lump sum in stages. The latest edition of this contract is WRECKSTAGE 2010. Copyright in WRECKSTAGE 2010 is held by BIMCO.
RESPONSECON is an international spill response contract for hire of clean-up services and equipment following a spill of oil or other hazardous or noxious substances. The contract should not be used for spills occuring in the US – for such spills see US RESPONSECON. The latest edition of this contract is RESPONSECON, issued in 2017. Use of the contract is free of charge, but below Conditions of Use apply. Copyright in RESPONSECON is held by BIMCO.
US RESPONSECON is a spill response contract for hire of clean-up services and equipment following a spill of oil or other hazardous or noxious substances. The contract should only be used for spills occuring in the US – for other spills see RESPONSECON. The latest edition of this contract is US RESPONSECON, issued in 2017. Use of the contract is free of charge, but below Conditions of Use apply. Copyright in US RESPONSECON is held by BIMCO.
WRECKFIXED 2010 is an international wreck removal and marine services agreement based on a fixed price and on the principle of no cure, no pay. The latest edition of this contract is WRECKFIXED 2010. Copyright in WRECKFIXED 2010 is held by BIMCO.
The latest edition of this contract is WRECKFIXED 2010.
The latest edition of this contract is WRECKSTAGE 2010.
WRECKHIRE 2010 is an international wreck removal and marine services agreement based on payment of daily hire. The latest edition of this contract is WRECKHIRE 2010. Copyright in WRECKHIRE 2010 is held by BIMCO.
The latest edition of this contract is WRECKHIRE 2010.
Richard Neylon is Partner at HFW in London. Richard specialises in shipping and crisis response. He acts for a range of shipowners, charterers and insurers, in wet and dry shipping disputes. A large proportion of Richard's work involves resolving disputes arising from marine casualties and he has been involved in many of the recent high profile incidents. He has particular experience of collisions, fires/explosions, salvage, piracy, capture/seizure, groundings and unsafe port claims – often involving complex multi-jurisdictional litigation and arbitration. Whilst he works in the Admiralty & Crisis Management department, the complexity of modern marine casualties necessarily involves him in a mix of wet and dry work.
