1、IN-DEPTHShipping LawCHINAShipping LawEDITION 11Contributing EditorsBruce G Paulsen and Brian P MaloneySeward&Kissel LLPIn-Depth:Shipping Law(formerly The Shipping Law Review)aims to provide those involved in handling cross-border shipping disputes with an overview of the key legal issues arising acr
2、oss multiple jurisdictions,including leading maritime nations and major shipbuilding centres.Among other things,it analyses the most noteworthy aspects of available dispute resolution procedures;shipbuilding contracts,contracts of carriage and cargo claims;limitation of liability;ship arrest procedu
3、res;and much more.Generated:June 19,2024The information contained in this report is indicative only.Law Business Research is not responsible for any actions(or lack thereof)taken as a result of relying on or in any way using information contained in this report and in no event shall be liable for an
4、y damages resulting from reliance on or use of this information.?Copyright 2006-2024 Law Business ResearchExplore on LexologyChinaTing Lei,Zhu Yang and Ziyu WuGlobal Law OfficeSummaryINTRODUCTIONYEAR IN REVIEWFORUM AND JURISDICTIONSHIPPING CONTRACTSREMEDIESREGULATIONOUTLOOK AND CONCLUSIONSENDNOTESSh
5、ipping Law|ChinaExplore on Lexology RETURN TO SUMMARYIntroductioni Commercial overview of the shipping industryIn 2023,the Chinese shipping industry presented a stable and promising trend overall.The coastal shipping market,dominated by the markets of domestic dry bulk transportation,container trans
6、portation and hazardous liquefied cargo transportation,climbed steadily with fluctuations.However,international shipping routes were challenged by factors such as the RussiaUkraine conflict and escalating inflationary pressures,resulting in a general weakness in demand and pronounced market volatili