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Provided by Klaus Dimigen
Klaus Dimigen assists banks and shipowners in the area of long-term ship financing loans, the establishment and separation of banking syndicates related to long term ship financings and in connection with the termination, enforcement and transfer of shipping loans. He also supports shipowners on all corporate and insolvency related issues. Finally, he advises non-bank capital providers in connection with alternative ship financing models and structures.
Being admitted for practice in Germany, Klaus works on all German law related matters, such as hypothecs, account pledges or matters related to entities incorporated in Germany and contentious matters, whether related to shipping or not.
Klaus Dimigen is also admitted to practice in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. He provides opinion letters related to this jurisdiction, gives advice on corporate matters and pursues contentious matters at the High Court in Majuro, Marshall Islands. Also, the Marshall Islands law related work is not limited to shipping.
Klaus Dimigen enjoys a long-lasting relationship with Turkish shipowners and banks.
Klaus Dimigen is recommended as leading maritime lawyer by Chambers Global, JUVE and Who’s Who Legal. According to Chambers 2022 “market sources consider him the main person in Europe for Marshall Islands shipping issues.”
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Provided by Chambers
Klaus Dimigen of Ehlermann Rindfleisch Gadow is based in Hamburg and boasts several years of experience in relation to Marshall Islands legal matters. He represents clients such as banks and shipowners in a range of ship financing transactions, including ship sales and purchases, restructurings and charter agreements.
Provided by Chambers
Klaus is very strong in ship financing; he has a hands-on approach and always gives added value for Marshall Islands law issues
Klaus is very strong in ship financing; he has a hands-on approach and always gives added value for Marshall Islands law issues