The Malta Maritime Law Association (MMLA) is a non-profit making, voluntary organisation which was set up in 1994 with the aim of promoting the study and advancement of Maritime Law and its administration. With its expertise the MMLA plays a key role in ensuring that the Maltese maritime legislative and regulatory infrastructure is constantly updated, revised, amended and improved in a pro-active and well researched manner, in order to enhance qualitative standards as well as to further consolidate Malta's pre-eminent position as an international maritime services … Read More
News
Brexit’s impact on Malta as a choice of maritime flag
The United Kingdom officially left the European Union on 1 January 2021. However, the uncertainty surrounding Brexit led many vessels and yachts to leave the United Kingdom's shipping registry much earlier than the country's official departure from the European Union, and even before the implications of Brexit were fully understood. … Read more...
How we work
Committees
The MMLA is headed by an Executive Committee supported by several Sub-Committees where topical issues are addressed. This structure allows us to draw on the expertise of key professionals within the Malta shipping community. The Sub-Committees also act as a point of reference for the legal community where any issues … Read more...
Academic Legal Meeting
Events
On 13 February 2020 the Malta Maritime Law Association organised an Academic Legal Meeting held principally for the legal maritime community at the Malta Chamber of Commerce in Valletta. The aim was to have an open discussion on recent case law and other developments. Dr Jotham Scerri Diacono, Partner at Ganado … Read more...