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Provided by Wayne Rohde
Wayne has over 30 years of experience advising companies involved in international transportation (carriers, terminals, and intermediaries) on U.S. regulatory issues, particularly those arising under the U.S. Shipping Act of 1984 and the regulations of the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), including all aspects of tariffs and service contracts. He has extensive experience drafting and filing carrier discussion agreements, vessel sharing agreements, space charter agreements, various types of marine terminal operator agreements, and other forms of cooperative working agreements. Wayne has represented ocean transportation intermediaries in connection with obtaining FMC licenses and in FMC compliance audits. He has represented numerous entities in litigation with and before the FMC. He advises clients on U.S. regulatory requirements in other areas relating to transportation and trade, including U.S. sanctions and export control regulations. He also has extensive experience advising clients on corporate and commercial issues, including a wide variety of contracts (including trucking and logistics) as well as antitrust/competition law issues.
Wayne has spent his entire career in the international transportation field. He has been with Cozen O’Connor since 2010, and before that spent 19 years with Sher & Blackwell.
"The Operational Impact of Covid-19 on the International Ocean Supply Chain and the Legal Issues Presented by Supply Chain Congestion" in Journal of Transportation Law, Logistics and Policy (2022); “Government Regulation of Ocean Transportation,” in Schoenbaum, Admiralty and Maritime Law, 4th ed. (2004); "Compliance Challenges in International Ocean Transportation" in Complying With Transportation Regulations (Thomas Reuters/Aspatore, 2014)
Provided by Chambers
Provided by Chambers
Wayne Rohde is a Federal Maritime Commission specialist.
He is very engaged in FMC regulatory matters.
Wayne Rohde is a Federal Maritime Commission specialist.
He is very engaged in FMC regulatory matters.