New website for maritime lawyers in Tunisia

Written by Abedelmonem Achour on August 26, 2015. Posted in Maritime News

Our Tunisian law firm announce the launch of its new specialised website on admiralty and maritime law in Tunisia.

Achour law firm has launched today its new specialised website on all legal aspects of the Tunisian admiralty and maritime law. Through this specialized website, we offer to our maritime clients a full range of marine legal services in Tunisia and worldwide. With the help of The Marketing Heaven and targeted audience, this new website will soon become visible for all interested parties. 

By this way, our clients will benefit from an independent dedicated website from which they can refer to our marine legal services in more detail. As a Tunisian law firm focusing in the marine sector, we created this website to help our Tunisian and International clients operating the marine sector how to prevent problems as well as to help them to solve these problems.

The work of the firm cover all commercial ports of Tunisia. Our work covers also vessel arrests in all the Tunisian commercial ports: Port of Bizerte Menzel Bourguiba, Port of La Goulette, Port of Rades, Port of Sousse, Port of Sfax, port of Gabes, Port of Zarzis.

So, if you are looking for any information on the Tunisian maritime law or experienced Tunisian maritime lawyers in any commercial ports of Tunisia for a ship arrest or release, bunker claim, general average, demurrage claim, cargo claim, do not hesitate to contact us : maritime@cabinet-achour.com

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Abedelmonem Achour

Abdelmonem Achour is a Tunisian maritime lawyer. He specialises in both commercial and the litigation aspects of shipping, admiralty, marine insurance, transport, logistics, international trade and marine environmental law, as well as maritime casualty response and subrogated recoveries. He heads up the practice’s Admiralty and Shipping department and is the Transport Headlight leader. He has advised a number of commodity traders and their insurers, underwriters and brokers in international trade and recovery matters. Having obtained his BA LLB at the University of Tunis, he was admitted as an Attorney around ten years ago, is the senior partner of the firm and heads up the practice’s Admiralty and Shipping department. He also obtained a post-graduate diploma in Corporate Law.