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Shipping
Leading individuals
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- Lewis Baglietto Hassans
- Christian Hernandez Isolas
- John Restano Hassans
- Guy Stagnetto Triay Stagnetto Neish
- Joseph E Triay Jnr Triay & Triay
- Raymond Triay Triay & Triay
Triay & Triay’s highly regarded shipping practice covers core areas including finance, registrations, admiralty matters and ship arrests. The firm has an impressive share of the admiralty market, and represents European admiralty banks, such as BNB and DnB NOR Bank, as well as shipowners and P&I clubs. Practice co-heads James Rammage and Raymond Triay recently advised on the arrest and sale of a €14.5m superyacht.
At Hassans, John Restano is the key figure for contentious shipping matters, and acts for international shipping banks and companies. Lewis Baglietto leads the admiralty practice, and Yvonne Chu-Feetham acts on shipping financing matters.
Isolas’ admiralty and shipping practice is led by the hugely experienced Christian Hernandez, who is an expert in ship arrests, which forms a substantial part of work. Clients include the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), banks, shipowners and P&I clubs.
Triay Stagnetto Neish’s maritime practice routinely advises on registrations, financing, ship arrests, and admiralty matters. Clients include shipowners and operators, banks, P&I clubs, bunker traders and suppliers. Team leader Guy Stagnetto is recommended.
Attias & Levy’s practice has predominantly advised on non-contentious matters recently, including ship financing and registrations, but Peter Triay’s team is also noted for its work on contentious matters such as collisions and ship arrests.
Nick Cruz heads Cruz & Co’s well-respected yacht registration practice. An alliance with Acquarius Marine Services also enables it to advise on crew matters and ship arrests.