Jonathan Lux is a Partner in the
International Law firm of Ince & Co having joined them in 1975 becoming a
Partner in 1983.
Jonathan specialises in shipping,
international trade and insurance advice and litigation. Ince & Co is
widely acknowledged as a leading firm in these fields and, during his time at
Ince & Co Jonathan has been involved in a number of the landmark cases in
each of these areas, acting for the major P&I Clubs, their shipowner or
Charterer members, cargo interests, cargos sellers and buyers as well as the
major insurers covering the divergent risks in issue.
He is a former Council Member of the
International Bunker Industry Association and co-ordinator of its working group
on dispute resolution. He has drafted a number of the conditions which have now
become standard clauses in the supply and charterparty terms.
He is an accredited mediator having
been trained and accredited by CEDR, The Academy of Experts and ADR Net and
runs Ince & Co’s ADR Group.
Other Memberships
Freeman of the City of London.
Liveryman of the Worshipful Company
of Solicitors.
Supporting Member of the London
Maritime Arbitrators Association.
Member of LMAA.
Supporting Members Liaison
Committee.
Fellow of the Chartered Institute of
Arbitrators.
Member of the British Academy of
Experts.
Member of the Council of the
International Bar Association’s Section on Business Law.
Chairman of the IBA’s Human
Rights Institutes Committee on Trial Observations and Interventions.
Vice Chairman of IBA Standing
Committee on the UN and other World Organisations (UNWOC).
Supporting Member of the Association
of Average Adjusters.
Member of the Steering Group
Committee of the London Shipping Law Centre.
Vice Chairman of the British
Brazilian & Portugese Law Association.
Publications
Jonathan is the co-author of
“The Law of Tug, Tow and Pilotage”; “The Law and Practice of
Marine and Insurance and Average” and “Bunkers”. He is editor of
“Classification Societies”, co-editor of IBA’s Maritime Law
Handbook, and author of various other publications in the fields of maritime
law, insurance and international trade. He is a frequent lecturer on these
subjects both in the UK and internationally.
