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Newly Proposed FMC Regulations

On May 31, 2013 the Federal Maritime Commission (“FMC”) published proposed changes to the rules regulating Ocean Transportation Intermediaries (“OTI’s”) and Non-Vessel-Operating Common Carriers (“NVOCC’s”). The 60-day comment period ended on July 30, 2013 and the Final Publication is expected to be released sometime in December 2013 with the effective date sometime in February 2014.

We have created an easy to understand chart detailing the proposed changes for download. Click the link below to download.

For more information on small claims and other proceedings before the FMC, please contact us by phone at (800) 583-0250 or (850) 893-0670; by fax at (850) 391-4228; by mail at 1911 Capital Circle N.E., Tallahassee, FL 32308; or by email at nmooney@customscourt.com. You may also find more information by visiting the FMC website at www.fmc.gov.

The Mooney Law Firm: FMC Regulation Changes Chart

This article is general information, not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. The law described here changes, sometimes weekly. For advice about your own entries, notices or deadlines, contact the firm.

Neil B. Mooney, founder of the firm

Neil B. Mooney

Founder, of counsel · English · Español

Twenty-seven years on the cargo ramp, in the brokerage house and running his own forwarding and NVOCC group before law school. Licensed Customs broker since 1978, lawyer since 1999, and he consults on virtually every case.

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