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Interpleader; Lessons in OW Bunker

On Behalf of McKasson & Klein LLP | Feb 7, 2018 | Articles, Maritime, Neil Klein, News

Neil Klein was featured on the panel at the November, 2017 Pacific Admiralty Seminar in San Francisco. The collapse of OW Bunker, a worldwide supplier of fuel to ships, spawned litigation in many countries and throughout the United States. Providers of fuel, to whom OW had contracted supply of fuel to ships, were left

Mckasson & Klein Announces Multi-Million Trial Victory

On Behalf of McKasson & Klein LLP | Jan 23, 2017 | News

On January 23 rd 2017, McKasson & Klein secured an 8.7 million dollar judgment for its client based on a 14 day jury trial. The case centered around a disloyal employee who, over a period of years, built up the trust of his employer (a local perfume distributor) and placed himself in a management position with the comp

3rd Geneva Trade and Shipping Forum

On Behalf of McKasson & Klein LLP | Jul 20, 2015 | Neil Klein, News

Neil Klein was honored to speak at the 3rd Geneva Trade and Shipping Forum in June 2015. He was one of 4 leading lawyers from the UK, US and Continental Europe asked to present topical issues–including legal developments and/or recurring legal issues that impact cross-border businesses and legal disputes. The session a

Utopia?

On Behalf of McKasson & Klein LLP | Jul 10, 2015 | Articles, Neil Klein, News

Does the bank interfere with a charter party by foreclosing its mortgage on a vessel? A ship mortgage is contract between a bank and vessel owner for a loan on the vessel, and a charter party is a contract between a vessel owner and charterer for use of a vessel. Different contracts, of course. If the vessel owner defa