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    NORMAN ATLANTIC: Meeting of Investigators in Genoa, Italy, on July 2nd 2015

    The next meeting of the investigators, in the context of their investigation for the causes and circumstances of the fire onboard NORMAN ATLANTIC, is on the 2nd July 2015. They will meet in Genoa, Italy, in order to examine the alarm panel of the ship i.e. the panel where the fire alarms during the incident have (or should have been) recorded. The examination will take place at the specialist laboratory Ship System Srl. The main aim is to extract the data from the data recorder and create digital copies. Experts appointed by our office will attend. During this meeting it is expected that the experts will also determine the schedule for the next actions of the investigation, both onboard the ship as well as for the examination of equipment and crucial machinery of the vessel. It is also expected that at the same above meeting it will be determined when and how the vehicles in the lower garages of the ship, which have not sustained total destruction by the fire, will be removed and their condition will be examined.

    June 19, 2015/by Ioannis Pavlakis
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    PEOPIL RTA & WHIPLASH EEG ANNUAL CONFERENCE: 12 June, 2015, Athens, Greece

    The RTA & WHIPLASH EEG annual conference of the Pan European Organisation of Personal Injury Lawyers (PEOPIL) successfully took place in Athens on Friday, June 12, 2015. A welcome drinks reception, kindly sponsored by Pavlakis – Moschos & Associates, took place on Thursday, June 11, 2015, following a guided tour of the participants in the Acropolis Museum.

    The Conference, kindly sponsored by Legal Abroad, was held in the Ionic Centre in Plaka, and covered numerous issues connected to road traffic accidents, including post traumatic stress disorder, the liability of local authorities for road infrastructure, ECJ case law on road traffic accidents updates, the new Recast Regulation 1215/2012 which came into force at the beginning of 2015, subrogation of claims, case law developments on the Motor Insurance Directive, and whiplash reform across Europe.

    Kyriaki Balta and Ioannis Pavlakis from Pavlakis – Moschos & Associates participated as speakers at the conference with presentations on Subrogated Claims in Greece (available online on powerpoint presentation and pdf formats) and the Liability of Local Authorities for Road Infrastructure in Greece (available online on powerpoint presentation and pdf formats), respectively.

    The presentation notes of all conference speakers are available for viewing and printing in pdf format.

    June 15, 2015/by Ioannis Pavlakis
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    NORMAN ATLANTIC: Technical Experts onboard the Vessel – Photographs

    Yesterday, 12 June 2015, the technical experts appointed by the Italian authorities, Visemar and ANEK, but also the experts appointed by us on behalf of our clients- victims of the maritime tragedy, went onboard the vessel, accompanied by one of the Italian lawyers of our group. The survey on this first day was mainly restricted to the bridge and upper decks of the vessel; there has been no entrance into the lower decks of the vessel yet. The ship is in an impressively bad condition (see photos below), and it appears to be a total loss.

    The experts are expected to continue during the coming period of time their investigations and finalize the survey of the vessel, so as to identify the causes of the fire as well as the reasons why it was not been possible to timely restrict and extinguish it, but also to ascertain whether there was a violation of safety regulations and procedures related to the maritime tragedy.

    After completion of the surveys and other investigation procedures, always in the presence and with participation of our own appointed technical experts, the technical reports will start to be drafted.

    NORMAN ATLANTIC - Interior NORMAN ATLANTIC - Vehicle GRH NORMAN ATLANTIC - Vehicle GRM NORMAN ATLANTIC - Vehicle GRP NORMAN ATLANTIC - Vehicles TL1 NORMAN ATLANTIC - Vehicles UpDeck1 NORMAN ATLANTIC - Vehicles UpDeck2

    June 13, 2015/by Ioannis Pavlakis
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    NORMAN ATLANTIC: Stern garage doors now open

    Within the context of preparation of the vessel for the safe entry of the court appointed surveyors and the technical experts on 11 and 12 June 2015, the process of unlocking the stern doors/ramps of the vessel has now been finalized and the stern garage doors are now open.

    June 1, 2015/by Ioannis Pavlakis

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