ESLcast Law & Markets Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/eslcast-law-business At the Erasmus School of Law we try to explain recent events in a legal perspective. Which claims and which conventions apply in headline cases? What happened and will this case change the way we do business and/or will the caselaw influence future court proceedings. In this podcast series we try to challenge professionals, which should give the listeners knowledge and a better understanding of the framework / proceedings behind the headlines. © Erasmus University Rotterdam 14848463-5702-5594-beb6-f0d30548a63f no en Fri, 09 Feb 2024 12:09:57 -0800 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 14:37:10 -0800 https://www.eur.nl/esl https://img.transistor.fm/o5j1V2uIyMp9dU20tQ9ii7n34noe8FOQP402VLncUCk/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzIwNzk0LzE2NDM5/Nzk3OTYtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg ESLcast Law & Markets https://www.eur.nl/esl episodic ESL LLM Commercial Law At the Erasmus School of Law we try to explain recent events in a legal perspective. Which claims and which conventions apply in headline cases? What happened and will this case change the way we do business and/or will the caselaw influence future court proceedings. In this podcast series we try to challenge professionals, which should give the listeners knowledge and a better understanding of the framework / proceedings behind the headlines. At the Erasmus School of Law we try to explain recent events in a legal perspective. Maritime Law, Marine Insurance, Ever Given, Suez Canal, Maritime Delay, Rotterdam Harbor, Where Law meets Business, Rotterdam make it happen Sanne van der Meer No No Corruption in the Maritime Industry 2 2 Corruption in the Maritime Industry full 0560ed67-3bbf-4f8e-8535-92d24107c093 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3496eef0 The Maritime industry is international by nature, and with that, different ways of doing business,  both cultural and legal occur. This can expose companies and employees alike to corruptive activities. A great topic to discuss with a criminologist, employment lawyer and a criminal defence lawyer. The podcast ‘Corruption in the Maritime Industry’ organised by the Rotterdam Maritime Services Community and hosted by Lisette Smit-Bennemeer (Master Coordinator LLM Commercial Law) brings together Prof. Dr. Richard Staring (Professor Criminology Erasmus School of Law), Mr. Erik Witjens (Mount Law) and Mr. Emiel de Joode (Ten Holter Noordam Advocaten) to discuss how vulnerabilities to corruption in the maritime sector can be prevented. By using concrete examples, discussing recent developments and examining adequate procedures, the podcast provides a clear understanding of the challenges and solutions to corruption risks in the maritime sector.  

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]]> Wed, 28 Jul 2021 00:55:12 -0700 Prof. Richard Staring, Mr. Erik Witjens, Mr. Emiel de Joode, Linda Treuman, Lisette Smit-Bennemeer Prof. Richard Staring, Mr. Erik Witjens, Mr. Emiel de Joode, Linda Treuman, Lisette Smit-Bennemeer 4798 The podcast ‘Corruption in the Maritime Industry’ organised by the Rotterdam Maritime Services Community and hosted by Lisette Smit-Bennemeer (Master Coordinator LLM Commercial Law) brings together Prof. Dr. Richard Staring (Professor Criminology Erasmus School of Law), Mr. Erik Witjens (Mount Law) and Mr. Emiel de Joode (Ten Holter Noordam Advocaten) to discuss how vulnerabilities to corruption in the maritime sector can be prevented. The podcast ‘Corruption in the Maritime Industry’ organised by the Rotterdam Maritime Services Community and hosted by Lisette Smit-Bennemeer (Master Coordinator LLM Commercial Law) brings together Prof. Dr. Richard Staring (Professor Criminology Erasmus Maritime Sector, Haven/Port of Rotterdam, Corruption, Rotterdam Maritime Services Community No Ever Given Masterclass 1 1 Ever Given Masterclass full 90a56de5-0c34-4371-a5f1-64361198d15b https://share.transistor.fm/s/e2c49984 Speakers are: Erwin van Geyten (AON), Dr. Julia Hornig (ESL) and Dr. Frank Stevens (ESL)

Hosted by: Lisette Smit-Bennemeer (ESL)

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Hosted by: Lisette Smit-Bennemeer (ESL)

]]> Fri, 30 Apr 2021 03:46:33 -0700 ESL LLM Commercial Law ESL LLM Commercial Law 4346 On the 23rd of March 2021 one of the biggest containerships in the world, the Ever Given, blocked the Suez Canal. At the moment this podcast was recorded the ship was refloated after 6 days by Smit Salvage but immediately afterwards arrested by the Egyptian Authorities and towed to the Great Bitter Lake. The crew was kept hostage. The authorities requested a security payment of approximately USD 900 million. The ship caused a traffic jam on both sides of the canal, which costed the global economy an estimate of USD 400 million per hour. Who is responsible, who needs to pay for the delay, for the consequential damages, will the 20,000 TEUs on board of the Ever Given ever reach their port of destination? In this podcast the legal principles of General average, limitation of liability, Marine Insurance principles and much more is explained. On the 23rd of March 2021 one of the biggest containerships in the world, the Ever Given, blocked the Suez Canal. At the moment this podcast was recorded the ship was refloated after 6 days by Smit Salvage but immediately afterwards arrested by the Egypti Maritime Law, Marine Insurance, Ever Given, Suez Canal, Maritime Delay, Rotterdam Harbor, Where Law meets Business, Rotterdam make it happen No