Scandinavia wants Nordic maritime arbitration
The Nordic associations of maritime law are trying to establish a maritime institute of arbitration. "There is a basis for establishing an alternative to London and New York," says Henrik Thal Jantzen, Chairman of the Danish branch of Comité Maritime International, to ShippingWatch.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
In the long term, the Nordic countries could be an option when parties in the maritime industry need to resolve a disagreement.
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