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Maran (UK) Limited

Leigh Day represents the family of a man who was killed after falling from a great height while working on a vessel previously controlled by Maran (UK) Ltd

International partner Oliver Holland represents the widow of a man who was killed after falling from a great height while working on a vessel previously controlled by Maran (UK) Ltd, the UK company of Greek shipping giant, Angelicoussis Shipping Group.

The claim, brought on behalf of the man's wife and son, is for negligence and breach of common law duty of care.

The claimant argues that Maran is legally liable because the company had a responsibility to take all reasonable steps to ensure that the end of life sale and disposal of the vessels for demolition would not endanger human health, damageĀ the environment and/or breach international regulations for the protection of human health and the environment.

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Shipping company can be sued for shipbreaking worker’s death Court of Appeal rules

A shipping company that sold on a defunct vessel for demolition will have to face a claim by the widow of a man who died while breaking up the ship, following a judgment handed down today.

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Widow of shipbreaking worker free to pursue negligence claim

A widow whose husband was killed while dismantling a large vessel in a shipbreaking yard on the beaches of Bangladesh can press ahead with her claim against the UK-based shipping company involved in the vessel's sale.