AIJA Pre-Congress Seminar in London

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On 1st September 2015, during the annual Congress of the International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA) a seminar on marine insurance took place in London. Filippo Pellerano attended as speaker with a presentation on “The handling of major maritime casualties – Challenges for the lawyers appointed by marine insurers”.

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