The Shipping Law Review 2019 – Edition 6

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Hesketh Henry's marine team pen the New Zealand Chapter of The Shipping Law Review 2019.

Partner Simon Cartwright together with Zoe Pajot, Rob McStay and Charlotte Lewis are the authors of the 6th edition of the New Zealand Chapter of The Shipping Law Review.

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