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We work tirelessly to guide our clients and support them through the complexity and dynamic landscape they operate in. We partner with them to find better ways to overcome obstacles, seize opportunities and safeguard for future threats. We empower our teams and inspire them through example, encouraging them to always go further and look deeper in pursuit of the right solutions. We lead the way and empower our clients and teams for success.
At Mamo TCV we focus on providing our clients with expert legal advice and practical insight. This helps our clients chart a better course and assists them in steering clear of risk whilst positioning them for success.
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From Lecture Hall to Practice: Free Training for University Law Students
As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting the next generation of legal professionals in Malta, Mamo TCV is opening its Training Academy to University of Malta law students, free of charge. If you are currently enrolled at the Faculty of Laws, you may register using your University of Malta email address to access the full course offering. To learn more about Mamo TCV’s Training Academy and the available courses, please get in touch or visit our website here.
A Year in Review: The Finance Charter Instrument
By virtue of Act I of 2025, significant amendments were introduced to Merchant Shipping Act (‘MSA’) Chapter 234 of the Laws of Malta (‘The Amendments’), reflecting Malta’s continued efforts to modernise its maritime legal framework and align itself with evolving international standards. As these amendments reach their first anniversary, this three-part series undertakes a review of the principal reforms introduced. The first part analyses the Finance Charter Instrument, the second part focuses on the Protection of Seafarers and the third part addresses the Merchant Shipping Act Amendments. To begin our year in review of the Amendments, Part I of this…
New Integration Course for TCN Work Permits in Malta
Malta has introduced a significant new requirement for third-country nationals (TCNs) already employed in the country who are seeking to renew their work permits for extended periods. Under this initiative, eligible workers will be required to complete a 40-hour integration course aimed at strengthening their understanding of Maltese society and improving their language skills. The course covers a range of topics intended to support the integration of foreign workers into Maltese life, including Malta’s history, cultural traditions, and civic participation. It also includes modules on legal awareness and workers’ rights, together with English and Maltese language training to enhance communication…
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