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Forwarderlaw.com

Toronto, ON, Canada

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Forwarderlaw.com is an informal network of maritime and transport law attorneys in more than twenty key trading and shipping states. The company offers comments on legal developments and topics for the global logistics, freight trading, and shipping industries. No specific services or products are mentioned, but it is emphasized that the network provides legal tips. The firm does not specify any particular ship or yard types, brands, or manufacturers. There are also no mentions of certifications and classes. The text does not refer to any specific areas of application or locations. The founding year of the company is not indicated. The size of the firm is also not described.

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