At GMM we are proud to be in a position to provide our clients with a comprehensive maritime law advice service. We work quickly and to the highest quality, paying special attention to details, right from the start of our intervention.
We deal with the preparation of all of the evidence that may be needed further down the line. This evidence is important when it comes to the point of making a claim against the other party, both extra-judicially and before the courts.
We are able to handle any type of litigation (civil and commercial disputes, particularly with regard to Maritime Law, Shipping Law and Admiralty Law). We can form part of certain panels of arbitrators, in situations where Spanish and international Commercial Maritime Law Arbitration may be the route for the resolution of a dispute.
We set great store by this and other alternative methods for the resolution of conflicts: civil and commercial Mediation. We also take prompt action with regard to the detention of vessels, ship arrest, or special procedures such as Salvage.
We never allow any aspect relating to Commercial Law to pass us by. Examples are the analysis of users’ rights and general Contract Law, and the specific study of agency contracts and mediation. It also includes anything relating to Corporate Law, Spanish and international transport contracts and any other type of commercial contracts in general. We are specialists in Private Law, in civil and commercial obligations and contracts (Civil and Common Law).
Our maritime training enables us to square the circle within the proceedings handled by our lawyers (from the initial preparation to a final resolution, with a firm ruling).
Commercial and Maritime Shipping Law practice areas of specialisation
- Maritime Law, Shipping Law and Admiralty Law
- Legal advice | Maritime Law
- Litigation Mediation and Arbitration | Disputes resolution
- Ship Arrest
- Maritime Law Arbitration
- International arbitration
- Maritime mediation and arbitration
- Commercial and civil disputes
- Commercial Shipping and Maritime Law
- Marine insurance
- General Average
- Seaworthiness and unseaworthiness of vessels
- Objective law and subjective law on seaworthiness
- Case law on the seaworthiness of vessels
- Legal institutions
- Legal material
- Maritime – nautical technical matters
- P and I Clubs |Legal assistance | Legal defence
- Marine pollution – SOLAS
- Comprehensive maritime law assistance
- Vessel Registration and flagging
- Sale of vessels
- Ship construction
- Bareboat charter | Charter by demise
- Time charter | Charter without demise
- Voyage charter
- Sea freight
- Tug & Tow
- Port towing
- Sea tow | Ocean tow
- Marine travel | Passenger and Marine cruises
- Marine traffic | Vessel tracking
- Carriage of goods by sea | Bill of lading
- Maritime administrative sanctions
- Admiralty | Marine accidents
- Maritime safety | Marine management services
- Marine accident investigation | Loss prevention
- Expert report | Legal opinion
- Civil law | Commercial Law
- Contract Law
- INCOTERMS
- Transport law
- Corporate Law |Company law | Bankruptcy law
- Agency contracts
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- Litigation Mediation and Arbitration | Disputes resolution