The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members.
Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel.
During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.
| London Branch +44 203 829 5858 |
Singapore Branch +65 8683 3190 |
Alternatively, Members can request assistance from our network of Correspondents located around the world.
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