Claims arising from the carriage of goods by sea are of particular importance to the maritime carrier wishing to take all necessary measures to provide defenses and defenses to counter claims by the payee and the law firm seeking compensation from the carrier. Therefore, the availability of specialized legal expertise in this field on how to submit maritime claims and proofs and defenses available to each competing team is of utmost importance to both importers and believers, carriers and maritime agents alike. The UAE Maritime Trade Law No. 26/1981 follows in general the Hague Rules (the 1924 Brussels Convention), with the exception of certain matters such as limitation and the amount of compensation for a single parcel. There are several UAE judicial rulings relating to the application and interpretation of some provisions of this law. The knowledge of these case law and those issued in the Western countries is of great importance to the legal practitioners who practice maritime claims and those who defend them, especially since there is currently a relative acceptance of judgments issued by the courts of other countries whose maritime legislation is based on the Hague Rules The United States, Canada, England and France. We place our extensive expertise in this legal discipline, which will help our clients to protect their interests in order to reach satisfactory results on the issues before the courts as well as the claims under study and research or those being negotiated.