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ENSafrica’s dedicated shipping, ports and logistics team focuses on avoiding and minimising loss encountered in the business of shipping. Where loss is inevitable, we aid in the recovery of the loss and do so in the most commercially sensible and effective way possible.
Our key differentiator is our ever-growing presence in African harbours (including the major ports of Accra, Cape Town, Dar es Salaam, Durban, Port Louis and Walvis Bay), meaning that we are able to assist you in a range of matters in and around Africa’s waters.
We are able to provide you with a comprehensive casualty response following incidents of collision, grounding, sinking, fire and explosion, pollution, loss of cargo, and damage to cargo, and we are also able to facilitate matters concerning salvage and entry into bays and ports of vessels in distress, as a result of our relationships with the relevant role players.
Our clients include Protection and Indemnity (P&I) clubs and liner clients, and we act regularly for fishing majors.
Recent work highlights:
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ENS represented the owners of vessel 'Alpine Mystery' in disputes concerning the arrest of the vessel.
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They have a team of highly competent attorneys who are always prepared to go the extra mile.
The team always provides reliable expertise.
The law firm offers clear and concise advisory and its lawyers are readily available.
ENS has in its maritime and shipping department some of the most experienced maritime attorneys in South Africa, all of whom have many years of experience behind them.
They have a team of highly competent attorneys who are always prepared to go the extra mile.
The team always provides reliable expertise.
The law firm offers clear and concise advisory and its lawyers are readily available.
ENS has in its maritime and shipping department some of the most experienced maritime attorneys in South Africa, all of whom have many years of experience behind them.
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Tony Norton maintains his standing as one of South Africa's pre-eminent shipping lawyers. He is regularly engaged by P&I clubs, shipping companies and vessel owners to provide counsel on high-profile collisions, arrests and groundings.
He is an extraordinary lawyer.
Michael Tucker handles a broad range of contentious shipping cases from the firm's Cape Town office, particularly those relating to casualties, such as groundings and collisions, as well as contractual matters.
Michael Tucker has a wealth of experience and provides succinct and commercial advice.
Jacqui Kaufmann acts for clients in collision claims, cost recovery and ownership disputes. She is well placed to represent vessel owners.
Jacqui Kaufmann continues to be an invaluable source of knowledge, working collaboratively to provide succinct and commercial advice.