Anthony Rogers
Is a former Legal Advisor to several prominent Ship-Broking and Ship-owning companies in the United Kingdom. He is currently Senior Lecturer, Cardiff University, where he teaches Maritime Law, and Trade and Commercial Law. He is the author of Rogers, Chuah and Dockray , Cases and Materials on Carriage of Goods by Sea (Routledge 5th edition 2019).
Dr. Miquel Roca
Maritime Law Professor at ALBA University in Athens, Greece. Is qualified to practice Law in both Spain and England & Wales. He is the managing partner of LMA Legal in London (www.lmalegal.co.uk). He is a Member of the British Maritime Law Association and publishes regularly in specialized journals. Appointed Plenipotentiary of the Kingdom of Spain to sign the Rotterdam Rules at the United Nations on behalf of the Kingdom of Spain. He is the Vice-President of the Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Maritimo, United Kingdom branch. He is the author of two books: “An Introduction to London Maritime Arbitration” (2nd Ed. Thomson Reuters, 2022) and “The Ship Registry of the Vatican City State” (CEU Ed., 2021).
Erick Oms
Erick is a Partner at Lesmi Moreno Abogados. He is the Vice-President of the Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Maritimo, Argentina branch. He is a maritime law lecturer at the Universidad del Salvador, Buenos Aires and a regular publisher of academic articles related to Maritime Law.
Richard Cadell
Dr Richard Caddell is a Reader in Marine and Environmental Law at Cardiff School of Law and Politics, co-director of the Centre for Environmental Law and Policy and a member of the Wales Governance Centre. Richard was previously a Senior Research Associate and Nippon Foundation Senior Nereus Fellow at the Netherlands Institute for the Law of the Sea, Utrecht University and has also held academic positions at the Universities of Swansea and Bangor.
Juan Ignacio Penco
Mr. Penco is the academic advisor and overall coordinator of the course. He is a Partner at Blas de Lezo Abogados Argentina and the Deputy Vice-President of the Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Maritimo, Argentina branch. He is an expert in all aspects of maritime law, and a current speaker at many maritime law conferences all over the world.
David Glass
David Glass has been an ever-present legal academic at Cardiff University Law School since 1977. Retired from his role as a Senior Lecturer in Law in 2019 he maintains contact with the School as an LLM teacher. His main research interest is the law of carriage of goods particularly freight forwarding, international carriage of goods by road and multimodal transport. He is the author, together with Chris Cashmore of the influential Introduction to the Law of Carriage of Goods, Sweet and Maxwell,1989. He contributed to Contracts for the Carriage of Goods, (ed. D Yates), on Multimodal Transport) and Freight Forwarding, LLP, 1993. He is one of the authors of Messent and Glass, CMR: Contracts for the Carriage of Goods by Road, 4th ed. with Andrew Messent, Informa Law 2017 and Freight Forwarding and Multimodal Transport Contracts, 2nd ed. 2012.
Invited Lecturer:
Débora Aramayo.
*The final team will be confirmed at the start of the event.
MARITIME LAW SCHOOL
