What does LMAA stand for?

London Maritime Arbitrators Association

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The arbitration was to comprise three persons being members of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association ("LMAA").

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Interview by Rose Rouse CV Bruce Harris Born: 1945, Headington, Oxfordshire Parents: father, civil servant; mother, telegraphist Marital status: single Education: South West Ham Technical School in Canning Town - 10 0-levels, 3 A levels in English, French and woodwork Career: Messenger, then managing clerk for City solicitors, Richards, Butler and Co, 1963-73; shipping claims executive at Thomas R Miller and Son, managers of mutual insurance associations, 1973-80; self-employed as maritime arbitrator from 1980 to now; president of London Maritime Arbitrators Association 1991-93; chairman of Chartered Institute of Arbitrators 1993-94

I find ships fascinating. My work with them is fiendishly complicated ...