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Singapore lawyer: Showdown underway after oil collapse

The drop in oil price has obliterated the foundation for numerous contracts, particularly in the offshore sector. But who will book the losses? This showdown has now begun, a Singapore-based shipping lawyer tells ShippingWatch.

Photo: Øyvind Hagen - Statoil
BY TENNA SCHOER
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