specialist shipping, rail and logistics lawyers

Plain talking & pragmatic

Myton Law is a niche firm of specialist shipping, rail and logistics lawyers committed to providing timely, expert, pragmatic legal advice.

Our ethos

It's really quite simple. We believe in developing partnerships with our clients so that we can understand what is most important to them and be trusted to take care of their best interests. We are committed to plain talking, taking a pragmatic, commercial approach to the work that we do and acting with integrity and honesty.

Our approach

We are not your typical law firm. We follow no preset notion of what a law firm should look like, operate like or act like. We put a lot of effort into ensuring that we provide the highest quality service to our clients in an environment that is professionally and personally rewarding.

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Specialist legal advice, when you need it.

 Meeting the specialist legal needs of the shipping, rail & logistics sectors.

Led by highly experienced lawyers with national reputations in their fields, we have a strong team of bright professionals providing first class legal knowledge and commercial acumen to give you the best advice.

 

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News & knowledge

We are committed to sharing our expertise and knowledge as well as keeping you up to date with all our news. If you're looking for expert comment across any of our practice areas, have any other media enquiries or to find out more about our news stories, please contact Carol Stovin.

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DAVID ROBERTS & PARTNERS ELEVATES MARINE & TRANSIT CLAIMS PROPOSITION WITH NEW MYTON LAW ADVICE SERVICE

Specialist international trade and shipping law firm Myton Law has entered into a service agreement with David Roberts & Partners Insurance Brokers Ltd to provide DR&P’s clients with specialist marine and transit claims dispute advice.

“Pay to be paid” lives on - MS Amlin Marine Nv v King Trader Limited and others - Court of Appeal

“Pay to be paid” clause in policies of marine insurance are ancient and widespread and recently were the subject of scrutiny by the Court of Appeal in a judgement which, it is said, is likely to be treated as a leading authority on contract interpretation – so, not so much the topic of “pay to be paid” but, rather, incorporation of onerous clauses in contracts.

Court of Appeal Ruling – Key Lessons from a Recent Commercial Dispute

On 9 May 2025, the Court of Appeal made an important decision in a commercial case that highlights the importance of sticking to court deadlines and the consequences of missing them.