Litigation and International Arbitration
Litigation and International Arbitration
The maritime sector faces risks inherent to the nature of its operations: damage to cargo, accidents in port, accidents on board, pollution, and more. Having specialized legal defense and strategic claims management is key to minimizing losses and maximizing asset recovery.
Specialists in high-impact maritime litigation
Our practice is backed by more than 20 years of experience representing shipowners, shipping companies, insurers, banks, and logistics companies in civil, commercial, and administrative litigation related to:
- Maritime transport and charter contracts
- Claims for cargo damage and accidents
- Seizures and release of ships
- Maritime labor disputes
- Port and logistics operations conflicts
- Enforcement of guarantees and ship financing
International arbitration: Efficient solutions, global results
The complexity of maritime trade requires agile and internationally recognized solutions. Remy Carreira has represented clients before the leading arbitration centers, including the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), and the Panama Maritime Arbitration Center (CAMP).
Tailored strategies: We analyze each case in depth, anticipating scenarios and designing the best route to protect your interests.
Negotiation and mediation: We seek amicable solutions when they add value, but we defend your position firmly in arbitration and court proceedings.
International enforcement: We facilitate the enforcement of awards and judgments in multiple jurisdictions, ensuring effective results across borders.
Rely on a strategic partner for the resolution of your disputes
Facing litigation or arbitration does not have to be an uncertain process. With Remy Carreira and his team, your company navigates with legal certainty and full support from the first consultation to the enforcement of the judgment.
Contact us today and discover how our experience can make a difference in resolving your dispute.