Mamdouh Maritime Legal Solutions (MMLS)

Ships & Boats Oil Services LLC, of Cairo, Egypt, files $791,927.40 claim

Mr. Ramy Mustafa El-Degaishy, of Alexandria, awarded Five Million Egyptian pounds ($700,000 USD) six years after yacht destroyed by fire in Safaga

Additional claims surface and MMLS secures subsequent arrest orders against the cargo vessel from the Red Sea Court

Media reports indicate that President Al-Sisi stressed to Minister of Transport Hani Dahi, that he expected the matters to be resolved imminently.

"We extend our appreciation to Admiral Ibrahim El-Desouki, representing the Ministry of Defense and Admiral Salem El Rafie, of United Captain Group, in reaching a good faith settlement," stated MMLS Executive Director, Said Mamdouh.

Egyptian Ministry of Defense-owned company, Marine Industries and Services Organization (MISO) owes nearly $1M in outstanding debits.

High Judge Motaz Bek Al Zohairy ordered the release of Sea Lady from the Zeitco Oil Marina in Gabal el Zeit, under Decision Number 16/2014 of the Red Sea Court on June 7, 2014.

Legal recourse was initiated due to what appears to be a developing trend of unpaid maritime debts owed to by Ships & Boats Oil Services.

It has been more than a decade since a vessel arrest was made at Gabal el Zeit.

In the second of three MMLS arrests against the Saudi-owned United Company for Marine Lines vessel, Almottahedah-1, seamen claim unpaid wages and benefits now totaling nearly 4M LE.