MLAANZ is a not-for-profit association, comprising over 500 members from Australia, New Zealand and several other countries. Its members include representatives of major exporters, shipping companies, port operators, ship, cargo and liability insurers, lawyers, judges, academics and government and defence agencies. The Association's objectives include: supporting and advancing reforms in maritime law and its administration, facilitating the unification and harmonization of maritime and commercial law internationally, and of maritime customs, usages and practices, facilitating justice in the maritime sector, and furnishing a forum for the discussion and consideration of issues affecting participants in the maritime sector. For more information, please go to About.
IMLAM SPONSORSHIPMLAANZ sponsored the Sarah Derrington Encouragement Award at last year's International Maritime Law Arbitration Moot (IMLAM) – the recipient of the award was Universitas Airlangga.
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NZ BRANCH CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED – MAY 13-14
Richard cooper memorial lectureUQ Law and the Federal Court of Australia have expressed their appreciation to all who recently attended the insightful Richard Cooper Memorial Lecture. For further information, the paper and photographs, please access here.
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MLAANZ LETTER TO AG ON JUDICIAL SALESHere are the contents of a Communique dated September 1, 2020 received from the Comité Maritime International.
AUSTRALIAN COASTAL TRADING REFORM FOR CARGO VESSELScall for submissions to journal |
JOIN USMLAANZ welcomes new members from any profession or industry with an interest in maritime and shipping law issues.
We have introduced a new "Member Connections" page to help facilitate networking and other such opportunities. Please access the page via the button link above. Any requests for postings on the page can be
E-mailed to <MaritimeLawANZ@gmail.com>. |