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EU Law – Port work

By a judgment dated 11th December 2014 (in Case C-576/13) the European Court of Justice declared the illegitimacy of the Spanish legislation regarding ports (the so called “Ley de Puertos”) on the ground that it conflicts with the European principles on freedom of establishment, insofar as such legislation requires terminal operators to enroll or to become a stakeholder of a public company for the port work and to use the port workers of that company, with permission to hire workers on the market only in case of lack or inability of the workers supplied by the company.

SANCTIONS DESK

Through this Sanctions Desk and thanks to our extensive expertise in shipping, we aim to assist our Clients in complying with the new regulations by providing regular updates and legal analysis on sanctions impacting the shipping industry. Our team is also available to advise maritime operators on the drafting of relevant clauses and to represent them in any disputes regarding sanctions.

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