featured an article on the Firm in a recent issue...
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Under the invitation of the Indonesian National Shipowners’ Association (INSA)...
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The Firm’s partner, Peter Doraisamy, was invited to co-chair the maritime panel...
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In appreciation of the Firm’s clients and friends...
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News report by ALB...
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Navin & Co. LLP welcomes shipping practitioner Mr. Colin Jarraw who...
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as one of the 10 firms to look out for in 2009 by the Asian Legal Business [ALB] magazine...
(Source: Article published in ALB January 2009 edition)
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NUS Maritime Law Masters Programme...
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alliance with Singapore law firm
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Business for acting in KS Energy Services AOS Aquisition...
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Navin & Co. LLP, established in 2007, is a boutique dispute resolution and corporate practice particularly focused on the provision of legal services to the maritime industry.

The Firm's Partners are committed to delivering the highest calibre professional service to clients characterised by technical excellence, efficiency, responsiveness and commercial effectiveness. Our goal - to build strong and long lasting relationships with all our clients.

Recent matters of the Firm include: -

• acting for a US-based IT company as claimant in a Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) arbitration against a local listed company involving a US$2 million dispute in relation to the establishment of an ERP system;
• acting for a listed company in respect of a failed joint venture to own and operate a vessel valued at US$120 million;
• acting for a shipyard contractor in a Ministry of Manpower prosecution involving an industrial accident at a local shipyard;
• acting for a ship owner and its insurer in a collision at sea between 2 vessels in Singapore waters;
• acting for an engineering contractor facing a claim in the sum of US$0.8 million in relation to alleged negligence in the construction of certain offshore rig related equipment;
• acting for a commodities trader in an arbitration in which it faces a claim for failure to deliver cargo valued at US$0.5 million;
• acting for a US-based fund in its proposed investment in a Singapore-based venture to acquire, operate and/or charter a large fleet of vessels;
• acting for a local listed company in the sale and lease back of an Oil tanker valued at US$18 million.

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