Gibraltar > Shipping
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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 Triay Jnr Triay & Triay
- Raymond Triay Triay & Triay
Triay & Triay has a solid reputation in the shipping sector and houses a wealth of ‘highly regarded shipping partners’. It handles ship arrests and registration work, and has strong links to major admiralty banks in Europe such as BNB and DnB NOR Bank, as well as representing P&I clubs. Raymond Triay, Joseph Triay Jnr and James Ramagge collectively have vast experience in the area. Simon Triay leads the firm’s ship registration practice.
Hassans’ John Restano has a strong shipping litigation practice with clients including international shipping banks and companies, and Lewis Baglietto has a strong admiralty practice. The firm has recently been involved in various ship arrests.
Isolas‘ Christian Hernandez has considerable experience and valuable connections in the shipping sector. A strong contender for top-tier status, the firm has experience in ship arrests and disputes, and has developed a busy practice representing crewmembers directed to the firm by the International Transport Workers’ Federation. Prominent clients include Scandinavian and North European Banks.
Triay Stagnetto Neish’s Guy Stagnetto is highly recommended in this area. The firm is regularly instructed by P&I clubs in relation to ship arrests, and undertakes ship and yacht registration and ship finance work. The firm acts for one of Gibraltar’s main international shipping groups.
Attias & Levy’s Peter Triay has a commercial shipping and yacht registration practice. The firm has considerable experience in ship arrests and ship grounding matters.
Cruz & Co offers a wide range of marine services including registration, through Acquarius Marine Services, and also deals with crew matters and ship arrests. Nick Cruz is highly rated in the market.