Dr Aleka Mandaraka-Sheppard (LLB, LLM, PhD, Dip.IArb), is a dually qualified lawyer (Greece and England) and was formerly a practising solicitor in the City of London, Head of the Shipping Law Unit, UCL, and Visiting Professor of Maritime law. She is the Founder and Chairman of the London Shipping Law Centre – Maritime Business Forum and practises as a Maritime Arbitrator and Mediator. Her passion has been in promoting risk management education since 1998 through the LSLC and privately to shipping companies in-house. This book was inspired by her teaching and practice in maritime law. Her students gave her great encouragement to write it and continue its editions.In her early years of studies in the UK, apart from her interest in shipping, she carried out research in organisational behaviour and published "The dynamics of aggression in women’s prisons" (1986), which gave her insights in causes of conflict, ways of resolving difficult conflict situations, and the effect of regulations on deterrence, or aggravation, of misbehaviour. Her knowledge in this area has provided the backbone in her practice as a lawyer, educator, writer, arbitrator, mediator and risk management advisor.

Although the title – Modern Maritime Law – might suggest the author considers modern aspects of maritime law, what is modern is actually her approach to the analysis of the problems. - Professor Francesco Berlingieri for International Maritime Law (Vol 20, No. 1, 2014)This is a book of a monumental work, which should grace the shelves of all shipping law firms, P&I Clubs and shipping law chambers with an interest in modern maritime law and/or risk management. - Jeremy J. Thomas, Partner, Constant & Constant 1977 - 2007 & TLT LLP 2007-14

• VOLUME 1: JURISDICTION AND RISKS Chapter 1. The Jurisdiction of the Admiralty Court Chapter 2. Enforcement of Maritime Claims Chapter 3. Freezing Injunctions and the US Rule B Attachment Chapter 4. Conditions of Arrest - Beneficial Ownership - the Corporate Veil Chapter 5. Arrest of Ships – Priorities of Claims – Conflict of Laws Chapter 6. Dismissal, or Declining, Stay of Proceedings, Forum Shopping Chapter 7. The EU Jurisdiction Regime and its Review Chapter 8. Anti-suit Injunctions VOLUME 2 – MANAGING RISKS AND LIABILITIES VOLUME 2 – MANAGING RISKS AND LIABILITIES (CONTENTS) Part I: OVERARCHING ASPECTS OF RISK MANAGEMENT Chapter 1: Managing Risks in the 21st Century – an Overview Chapter 2: The Regulatory Regime– EU and IMO Developments Chapter 3: Context of Regulatory Enforcement - The ISM and the ISPS Codes Chapter 4: Attribution of liability - Risk Management in context of the ISM Code Part II: OWNERSHIP ASPECTS AND MANAGEMENT OF RISKS Chapter 5: Ship Ownership and Ship-Managers’ risks Chapter 6: Risks in the mortgage of Ship Chapter 7: Ship building Contracts and Risks Chapter 8: Risks in Ship Sale and Purchase Part III: SHIP AND PORT RISKS AND LIABILITIES Chapter 9: Risks and Liabilities arising from Collisions at Sea Chapter 10: Risks and Liabilities under Salvage Chapter 11: Risks and Liabilities under Towage Contracts Chapter 12: Liability and Risks in General Average Chapter 13: Risk Management by Harbour Authorities Part IV: COMPENSATION FOR LIABILITIES AND LIMITATION Chapter 14: Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims Chapter 15: Liability, Limitation, Compensation for Passengers’ Claims Chapter 16: Liability, Limitation, Compensation for Marine Pollution, and Nuclear, damage

Dr Aleka Mandaraka-Sheppard (LLB, LLM, PhD, Dip.IArb), is a dually qualified lawyer (Greece and England) and was formerly a practising solicitor in the City of London, Head of the Shipping Law Unit, UCL, and Visiting Professor of Maritime law. She is the Founder and Chairman of the London Shipping Law Centre – Maritime Business Forum and practises as a Maritime Arbitrator and Mediator. Her passion has been in promoting risk management education since 1998 through the LSLC and privately to shipping companies in-house. This book was inspired by her teaching and practice in maritime law. Her students gave her great encouragement to write it and continue its editions.In her early years of studies in the UK, apart from her interest in shipping, she carried out research in organisational behaviour and published "The dynamics of aggression in women’s prisons" (1986), which gave her insights in causes of conflict, ways of resolving difficult conflict situations, and the effect of regulations on deterrence, or aggravation, of misbehaviour. Her knowledge in this area has provided the backbone in her practice as a lawyer, educator, writer, arbitrator, mediator and risk management advisor.

Although the title – Modern Maritime Law – might suggest the author considers modern aspects of maritime law, what is modern is actually her approach to the analysis of the problems. - Professor Francesco Berlingieri for International Maritime Law (Vol 20, No. 1, 2014)This is a book of a monumental work, which should grace the shelves of all shipping law firms, P&I Clubs and shipping law chambers with an interest in modern maritime law and/or risk management. - Jeremy J. Thomas, Partner, Constant & Constant 1977 - 2007 & TLT LLP 2007-14

• VOLUME 1: JURISDICTION AND RISKS Chapter 1. The Jurisdiction of the Admiralty Court Chapter 2. Enforcement of Maritime Claims Chapter 3. Freezing Injunctions and the US Rule B Attachment Chapter 4. Conditions of Arrest - Beneficial Ownership - the Corporate Veil Chapter 5. Arrest of Ships – Priorities of Claims – Conflict of Laws Chapter 6. Dismissal, or Declining, Stay of Proceedings, Forum Shopping Chapter 7. The EU Jurisdiction Regime and its Review Chapter 8. Anti-suit Injunctions VOLUME 2 – MANAGING RISKS AND LIABILITIES VOLUME 2 – MANAGING RISKS AND LIABILITIES (CONTENTS) Part I: OVERARCHING ASPECTS OF RISK MANAGEMENT Chapter 1: Managing Risks in the 21st Century – an Overview Chapter 2: The Regulatory Regime– EU and IMO Developments Chapter 3: Context of Regulatory Enforcement - The ISM and the ISPS Codes Chapter 4: Attribution of liability - Risk Management in context of the ISM Code Part II: OWNERSHIP ASPECTS AND MANAGEMENT OF RISKS Chapter 5: Ship Ownership and Ship-Managers’ risks Chapter 6: Risks in the mortgage of Ship Chapter 7: Ship building Contracts and Risks Chapter 8: Risks in Ship Sale and Purchase Part III: SHIP AND PORT RISKS AND LIABILITIES Chapter 9: Risks and Liabilities arising from Collisions at Sea Chapter 10: Risks and Liabilities under Salvage Chapter 11: Risks and Liabilities under Towage Contracts Chapter 12: Liability and Risks in General Average Chapter 13: Risk Management by Harbour Authorities Part IV: COMPENSATION FOR LIABILITIES AND LIMITATION Chapter 14: Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims Chapter 15: Liability, Limitation, Compensation for Passengers’ Claims Chapter 16: Liability, Limitation, Compensation for Marine Pollution, and Nuclear, damage

Dr Aleka Mandaraka-Sheppard (LLB, LLM, PhD, Dip.IArb), is a dually qualified lawyer (Greece and England) and was formerly a practising solicitor in the City of London, Head of the Shipping Law Unit, UCL, and Visiting Professor of Maritime law. She is the Founder and Chairman of the London Shipping Law Centre – Maritime Business Forum and practises as a Maritime Arbitrator and Mediator. Her passion has been in promoting risk management education since 1998 through the LSLC and privately to shipping companies in-house. This book was inspired by her teaching and practice in maritime law. Her students gave her great encouragement to write it and continue its editions.In her early years of studies in the UK, apart from her interest in shipping, she carried out research in organisational behaviour and published "The dynamics of aggression in women’s prisons" (1986), which gave her insights in causes of conflict, ways of resolving difficult conflict situations, and the effect of regulations on deterrence, or aggravation, of misbehaviour. Her knowledge in this area has provided the backbone in her practice as a lawyer, educator, writer, arbitrator, mediator and risk management advisor.

Although the title – Modern Maritime Law – might suggest the author considers modern aspects of maritime law, what is modern is actually her approach to the analysis of the problems. - Professor Francesco Berlingieri for International Maritime Law (Vol 20, No. 1, 2014)This is a book of a monumental work, which should grace the shelves of all shipping law firms, P&I Clubs and shipping law chambers with an interest in modern maritime law and/or risk management. - Jeremy J. Thomas, Partner, Constant & Constant 1977 - 2007 & TLT LLP 2007-14

• VOLUME 1: JURISDICTION AND RISKS Chapter 1. The Jurisdiction of the Admiralty Court Chapter 2. Enforcement of Maritime Claims Chapter 3. Freezing Injunctions and the US Rule B Attachment Chapter 4. Conditions of Arrest - Beneficial Ownership - the Corporate Veil Chapter 5. Arrest of Ships – Priorities of Claims – Conflict of Laws Chapter 6. Dismissal, or Declining, Stay of Proceedings, Forum Shopping Chapter 7. The EU Jurisdiction Regime and its Review Chapter 8. Anti-suit Injunctions VOLUME 2 – MANAGING RISKS AND LIABILITIES VOLUME 2 – MANAGING RISKS AND LIABILITIES (CONTENTS) Part I: OVERARCHING ASPECTS OF RISK MANAGEMENT Chapter 1: Managing Risks in the 21st Century – an Overview Chapter 2: The Regulatory Regime– EU and IMO Developments Chapter 3: Context of Regulatory Enforcement - The ISM and the ISPS Codes Chapter 4: Attribution of liability - Risk Management in context of the ISM Code Part II: OWNERSHIP ASPECTS AND MANAGEMENT OF RISKS Chapter 5: Ship Ownership and Ship-Managers’ risks Chapter 6: Risks in the mortgage of Ship Chapter 7: Ship building Contracts and Risks Chapter 8: Risks in Ship Sale and Purchase Part III: SHIP AND PORT RISKS AND LIABILITIES Chapter 9: Risks and Liabilities arising from Collisions at Sea Chapter 10: Risks and Liabilities under Salvage Chapter 11: Risks and Liabilities under Towage Contracts Chapter 12: Liability and Risks in General Average Chapter 13: Risk Management by Harbour Authorities Part IV: COMPENSATION FOR LIABILITIES AND LIMITATION Chapter 14: Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims Chapter 15: Liability, Limitation, Compensation for Passengers’ Claims Chapter 16: Liability, Limitation, Compensation for Marine Pollution, and Nuclear, damage