How to ensure your estate plans are shipshape
Have you considered what will happen to your assets when you set sail from this…
April 9, 2020 By Stephens Scown
Powers available to harbour masters to deal with abandoned vessels
An abandoned vessel can pose a significant risk to safety, navigation, the environment and the…
April 6, 2020 By Toby Claridge
High tide – Jetskiing successfully prosecuted for Harbour Commissioners
Experts in Stephens Scown LLP’s marine team have helped to conclude a criminal prosecution for…
February 14, 2020 By Chris Tofts
Blue Belt Protection
New coastal development projects will need to consider Marine Conservation Zones Earlier this year 41…
November 27, 2019 By Chris Tofts
Relief for mooring licence holders
A recent Supreme Court decision has looked at whether the court can grant relief from…
November 27, 2019 By Richard Bagwell
All I have I share with you… but not the yacht.
Many marine businesses are family run and more often than not, the family’s priority is…
August 19, 2019 By Kirstin Sibley
Flooding and erosion – who is responsible?
Flooding has hit the headlines again recently with the launch of the Environment Agency’s “Draft…
May 21, 2019 By Richard Bagwell
Running a boatyard? Don’t fall foul of water pollution laws
The day-to-day running of busy boatyards can make it hard to keep track of everything…
May 21, 2019 By Chris Tofts
Behind the scenes with entrepreneurs ARC Marine
From working as a film researcher to co-founding of one of the most innovative marine…
February 21, 2019 By Stephens Scown
Marine 2050 strategy – what’s in it for Cornwall?
24 January saw the government announcement of its strategy to remain a world leader in…
February 21, 2019 By Verity Slater
Who gets the yacht?
In the majority of marriage breakdowns there is a modest amount of assets to argue…
January 22, 2019 By Stephens Scown
Managing a return from sick leave
The media is full of stories about how many business days sick leave costs. The…
November 5, 2018 By Ellie Hibberd