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2012/13 By-Laws, Rules & List of Correspondents (PDF) 2012/2013 BY-LAWS RULES LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS 2012/2013 by-laws rules list of correspondents table of contents Board of directors and ManageMent 1 By-laws 13 rules: class I 19 protection and indemnity insurance rules: class II 81 freight, demurrage and defense insurance rules: class III 91 insurance for charterers’ risks appendix a 101 INDex TO By-LAWS 105 index to rules 107 list of correspondents 113 city index 277 American Steamship Owners Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association, Inc. M B oard and anage M ent board of directors and management Board of Directors 1 Management New York Office 2 London Office 7 Piraeus Office 9 Shanghai Office 11 American Steamship Owners Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association, Inc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS OF FEBRUARY 20, 2012 chairman J. Arnold Witte Donjon Marine Co., Inc. deputy chairman Markos K. Marinakis Marinakis Chartering Inc. Vassilios Bacolitsas Sea Pioneer Shipping Corp. Morton S. Bouchard III Bouchard Transportation Co., Inc. Lawrence J. Bowles Nourse & Bowles, LLP Richard H. Brown, Jr. Calvin W. S. Cheng Eastmark Associates, Inc. James P. Corcoran John E. Couloucoundis Delta Navigation, Inc. Kenneth T. Engstrom International Shipping Partners, Inc. Cigdem Sarioglu Ergut Sarioglu Shipping & Tourism, Ltd. Elias Gotsis Eurotankers Inc. George D. Gourdomichalis G. Bros. Maritime S.A. Chih-Chien Hsu Eddie Steamship Company, Ltd. Angelos D. Kostakos Oceanstar Management Inc. Michael L. Murley Martin Resource Mgmt. Corp. Martin C. Recchuite Katia Restis Enterprises Shipping & Trading S.A. Paul Sa Standard Shipping, Inc. Steven T. Scalzo Marine Resources Group, Inc. George Vakirtzis Polembros Shipping Limited Ioannis Vardinoyannis Hellenic Seaways Maritime S.A. Jonathan C. Wales Reinauer Transportation Companies Servet Yardimci Yardimci Group secretary Joseph E. M. Hughes manager SHIPOWNERS CLAIMS BUREAU, INC. One Battery Park Plaza – 31st Floor New York, New York 10004 U.S.A. tel: +1 212 847 4500 fax: +1 212 847 4599 website: www.american-club.com SHIPOWNERS CLAIMS BUREAU (UK) LTD. SCB MANAGEMENT New London House – 1st Floor CONSULTING SERVICES, LTD. 6 London Street Room 1803 – Hongyi Plaza London EC3R 7LP United Kingdom 288 Jiujiang Road Shanghai 200001 tel: +44 20 7709 1390 People’s Republic of China fax: +44 20 7709 1399 claims fax: +44 20 7709 1350 tel: +86 21 3366 5000 fax: +86 21 3366 6100 SHIPOWNERS CLAIMS BUREAU (HELLAS) INC. email: [email protected] 51 Akti Miaouli – 4th Floor 185 36 Piraeus, Greece tel: +30 210 429 4990/1/2/3 fax: +30 210 429 4187/88 1 NEW K MANAGEMent claiMs (continued) direct LINE AFTER HOURS direct LINE AFTER HOURS YOR YOR JOSEPH E. M. HUGHES +1 212 847 4504 +1 917 215 2693 mobile Chairman & CEO +1 203 642 4864 home PARKER HARRISON +1 212 847 4543 +1 646 334 3159 mobile [email protected] Vice President – FD&D Manager +1 347 223 4024 home K NEW [email protected] VINCENT J. SOLARINO +1 212 847 4506 +1 917 216 4606 mobile President & COO +1 732 872 4046 home claiMs – cargo [email protected] direct LINE AFTER HOURS STUART J. TODD +1 212 847 4534 +1 917 215 8044 mobile Senior Vice President – +1 203 329 4050 home CHARLES B. GORNELL +1 212 847 4521 +1 917 539 5090 mobile Head of Underwriting/Marketing Vice President – Claims Manager +1 516 735 3256 home [email protected] [email protected] ARPAD A. KADI +1 212 847 4519 +1 917 215 7436 mobile PARKER HARRISON +1 212 847 4543 +1 646 334 3159 mobile Senior Vice President – Treasurer +1 732 549 3153 home Vice President – FD&D Manager +1 347 223 4024 home [email protected] [email protected] GEORGE J. TSIMIS +1 212 847 4501 +1 917 306 7711 mobile SANJIVE NANDA +1 212 847 4560 +1 646 354 8044 mobile Senior Vice President – +1 516 365 0593 home Vice President – Claims Executive +1 609 275 1423 home Head of Claims/General Counsel [email protected] [email protected] MUGE ANBER-Kontakis +1 212 847 4566 +1 917 365 3422 mobile WILLIAM H. MOORE +1 212 847 4542 +1 917 216 4790 mobile Assistant Vice President – Claims Executive Senior Vice President – Loss Prevention +1 732 677 2971 home [email protected] [email protected] GEORGE F. GRAULING +1 212 847 4605 +1 917 365 3234 mobile DONALD R. MOORE +1 212 847 4509 +1 917 539 8061 mobile Assistant Vice President – Claims Executive +1 845 238 5223 home Senior Vice President – Claims Manager +1 516 781 2955 home [email protected] [email protected] GINA KIM +1 212 847 4567 +1 646 220 2955 mobile Claims Executive CHARLES J. CUCCIA +1 212 847 4539 +1 917 215 2883 mobile Senior Vice President – Compliance +1 732 957 1563 home [email protected] and Enterprise Risk Management [email protected] claiMs – CASUALTY/POLLUTION PAUL G. BARNES +1 212 847 4523 +1 917 213 1691 mobile direct LINE AFTER HOURS Senior Vice President – Underwriting +1 732 530 3208 home [email protected] DONALD R. MOORE +1 212 847 4509 +1 917 539 8061 mobile Senior Vice President – Claims Manager +1 516 781 2955 home MANNY BERI +1 212 847 4528 +1 646 339 0612 mobile [email protected] Senior Vice President – IT ARTHUR J. GRIBBIN +1 212 847 4556 +1 917 892 0644 mobile [email protected] Vice President – Senior Claims Executive [email protected] claiMs SANJIVE NANDA +1 212 847 4560 +1 646 354 8044 mobile direct LINE AFTER HOURS Vice President – Claims Executive +1 609 275 1423 home [email protected] GEORGE J. TSIMIS +1 212 847 4501 +1 917 306 7711 mobile Senior Vice President – Head of Claims +1 516 365 0593 home PARKER HARRISON +1 212 847 4543 +1 646 334 3159 mobile [email protected] Vice President – FD&D Manager +1 347 223 4024 home [email protected] DONALD R. MOORE +1 212 847 4509 +1 917 539 8061 mobile Senior Vice President – Claims Manager +1 516 781 2955 home claiMs – freigHt, deMURRAGE & defense [email protected] direct LINE AFTER HOURS CHARLES B. GORNELL +1 212 847 4521 +1 917 539 5090 mobile Vice President – Claims Manager +1 516 735 3256 home PARKER HARRISON +1 212 847 4543 +1 646 334 3159 mobile [email protected] Vice President – FD&D Manager +1 347 223 4024 home [email protected] 2 3 claiMs – freigHt, deMURRAGE & defense ( continued) NEW K REPRESENTATION/CORRESPONDENTS direct LINE AFTER HOURS direct LINE AFTER HOURS YOR YOR CHARLES B. GORNELL +1 212 847 4521 +1 917 539 5090 mobile MUGE ANBER-KONTAKIS +1 212 847 4566 +1 917 365 3422 mobile Vice President – Correspondents Manager +1 516 735 3256 home Assistant Vice President – Claims Executive [email protected] K NEW [email protected] JANET DELGADO +1 212 847 4510 ARTHUR J. GRIBBIN +1 212 847 4556 +1 917 892 0644 mobile Claims Assistant Vice President – Senior Claims Executive [email protected] [email protected] DIANE M. DE LEO +1 212 847 4518 Claims Assistant claiMs – personal inJURY/DEATH/ILLNESS [email protected] direct LINE AFTER HOURS underwriting DONALD R. MOORE +1 212 847 4509 +1 917 539 8061 mobile Senior Vice President – Claims Manager +1 516 781 2955 home direct LINE AFTER HOURS [email protected] STUART J. TODD +1 212 847 4534 +1 917 215 8044 mobile CHARLES B. GORNELL +1 212 847 4521 +1 917 539 5090 mobile Senior Vice President – +1 203 329 4050 home Vice President – Claims Manager +1 516 735 3256 home Head of Underwriting [email protected] [email protected] PAUL G. BARNES +1 212 847 4523 +1 917 213 1691 mobile ARTHUR J. GRIBBIN +1 212 847 4556 +1 917 892 0644 mobile Senior Vice President +1 732 530 3208 home Vice President – Senior Claims Executive [email protected] [email protected] WILLIAM H. MOORE +1 212 847 4542 +1 917 216 4790 mobile PARKER HARRISON +1 212 847 4543 +1 646 334 3159 mobile Senior Vice President +1 732 677 2971 home Vice President – FD&D Manager +1 347 223 4024 home [email protected] [email protected] EDWARD J. FLYNN +1 212 847 4512 +1 917 539 9676 mobile PHILIP J. WORSDALE +1 212 847 4544 +1 646 334 1859 mobile Vice President +1 914 737 7306 home Claims Executive [email protected] [email protected] CHRISTOPHER L. HALL +1 212 847 4513 +1 917 767 7942 mobile Vice President legal/collection [email protected] direct LINE AFTER HOURS THOMAS R. HAMILTON +1 212 847 4553 +1 917 365 3591 mobile Assistant Vice President GEORGE J. TSIMIS +1 212 847 4501 +1 917 306 7711 mobile [email protected] Senior Vice President – General Counsel [email protected] CONSTANCE L. PANUTHOS +1 212 847 4515 +1 516 906 0480 mobile Assistant Vice President +1 516 897 0238 home ARTHUR J. GRIBBIN +1 212 847 4556 +1 917 892 0644 mobile [email protected] Vice President – Assistant General Counsel [email protected] LARISA M. ARONOV +1 212 847 4516 Underwriting Assistant MARGARET LEE +1 212 847 4558 +1 917 769 0063 mobile [email protected] Vice President – Collections Manager – MARY E. EVANS +1 212 847 4524 Counsel Underwriting Assistant [email protected] [email protected] SHAUN CARROLL +1 212 847 4545 +1 917 250 1148 mobile Vice President – Counsel [email protected] 4 5 adMinistration new K LOSS preVention and SAFETY direct LINE AFTER HOURS direct LINE AFTER HOURS YOR YOR WILLIAM H.
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