He was educated at Columbia College and received a Master’s degree from Princeton University and a law degree from Columbia Law School. Anderson was a partner in Holland & Knight, where he practiced in all areas of maritime law, including marine casualties, carriage of goods and charterparty disputes. Anderson is Senior Vice President, Skuld North America Inc., New York based representatives of the Skuld P&I Club. He is co-author of Voyage Charters (4th ed. Martowski trained as a mediator at Harvard Law School and the Straus Institute of Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine University School of Law. He graduated from Boston College, Fordham School of Law and New York University Law School (LL.M. Martowski is a former partner in the New York admiralty firm Kirlin Campbell & Keating. (1996-2004), where he served as a Miller partner and previously as President of TMA’s predecessor, Transport Mutual Services, Inc. He is retired as Chairman of Thomas Miller (Americas) Inc.
Martowski is the former President of the Society of Maritime Arbitrators (2001-2005) and currently serves on its Board of Governors. In addition, he is a co-author of 3A Benedict on Admiralty, The Law of Salvage (2017) and has served as an arbitrator many cases.ĭavid W. Kimball is a co-author of Time Charters (7th ed. He also is an Adjunct Professor at New York University Law School. Murnane, Jr.ĬHAPTER 15 - Drafting Arbitration Clauses for Shipbuilding ContractsĬHAPTER 16 - Commodities Arbitration Under SMA RulesĬHAPTER 17 - Using Maritime Arbitration to Resolve Natural Resource Damage Claims – Time for a Change? Maritime Arbitration: Fairness, Balance, and ProportionĬHAPTER 8 - Pre-Award Security and Other Interim Remedies in New York Maritime ArbitrationsĬHAPTER 11 - Enforcing and Challenging Arbitral AwardsĬHAPTER 12 - The Respective Cases for and Against Applying a Comparative Fault Analysis to the Safe Port/Safe Berth WarrantyĪrmand M. With its practical insight on issues unique to maritime practice and coverage of thorny matters of arbitral process, this book is an excellent resource for all involved with maritime disputes.ĬHAPTER 1 - The Society of Maritime Arbitrators of New York and Proceeding Under Its RulesĬHAPTER 4 - Arbitrators’ Dilemma: Stick Your Head in The Sand?ĬHAPTER 5 - Conducting Arbitration ProceedingsĬHAPTER 6 - Discovery in U.S. New York maritime arbitration has a worldwide reputation of being fair and supported by laws and courts which fully encourage arbitration and other alternative forms of dispute resolution. The focus of Navigating Maritime Arbitration is maritime arbitration in the United States, with a strong tilt towards New York since that is where by far the greatest number of arbitrations are heard and decided. It will be helpful to parties who participate in the process, as well as their counsel, to other advisers and to the courts.Ī wide range of experienced arbitrators and attorneys who are recognized as being among the leading experts in maritime arbitration contributed to this publication. Navigating Maritime Arbitration brings together a collection of essays concerning virtually all aspects of maritime arbitration which will be of assistance to those who are engaged in the process. Navigating Maritime Arbitration: The Experts Speak provides the most up-to-date and comprehensive guidance on the law and practice of maritime arbitration in the United States.
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