Gediminas Dauksa
Forward: Transport and Logistics Insurance podcast
"Forward: Transport and Logistics Insurance podcast is a dedicate for anyone in the transportation and logistics industry. Join our expert guests as they discuss the latest trends and insights on how to mitigate risk. Together we will analyze cases studies of insurance claims to learn from mistakes. Stay ahead of the claim with Forward - the podcast that drives your success and mitigates your risk in transport and logistics."
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Gediminas Dauksa
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Mar 11, 2026
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Episodes
Navigating Jurisdictions in Logistics Court Cases 28.08.2024 17:02
In this episode, Gediminas Daukša and Otmar J. Tuma discuss a court case involving the theft of electronic equipment during transportation. They explore the issue of jurisdiction and the conflict between contractual clauses and the provisions of the CMR convention. They highlight the importance of choosing the right jurisdiction for legal proceedings and the different interpretations of gross negl...
Advise: Why Good Intentions Don't Always Make Good Insurance 23.08.2024 1:20
In this episode of Quick Tips on Logistics Insurance, we explore the critical issue of insuring shipments outside your direct responsibility. Discover why Article 11.1 of the Institute Cargo Clauses matters to every freight forwarder, and learn how to protect your business while maintaining industry relationships. This quick, informative session could save you from a costly insurance mistake.
Jurisdiction Matters: A Tale of International Logistics and Legal Complexities 21.08.2024 4:57
In this episode we unravel a fascinating case that showcases the intricate interplay between international shipping, insurance claims, and legal jurisdictions. Episode Summary: A valuable computer equipment shipment from ACC Distribution is stolen during transport by Reno-Sogistik. Insurance company Gensiediege pays out €205,000 and seeks to recover from Reno-Sogistik. Legal battles ensue in both...
Advise: The Insurance Gap: Cargo vs Liability 16.08.2024 1:36
In this episode, we reveal the critical distinction between cargo insurance and cargo liability insurance. Learn why shippers shouldn't rely solely on their logistics partner's insurance and discover the importance of securing proper cargo coverage. This essential insight could save you from unexpected losses and complicated claims processes.
International Sanctions and Logistics 14.08.2024 11:09
In this episode, Gediminas Daukša and Karina Gedeukaita discuss the impact of international sanctions on logistics companies. They highlight a recent case in Lithuania where a company was fined 13 million euros for violating sanctions. They explain that fines are based on factors such as turnover and the value of goods or services. The conversation explores the challenges faced by logistics compan...
General Average and Baltimore Bridge 11.04.2024 10:31
This week on the Forward podcast, we have a special episode that is not part of our regular schedule. Our guest is Karina Gaidukaite from GrECo International LT, and we discussed the recent Baltimore Bridge disaster. With so many stories circulating in the media, we aim to provide our view on the history of ships versus bridges, the general average rule, and what the recent accident could mean for...
Demonstrations, Haulers and Insurance 03.04.2024 9:53
This week, we met with Ugne Kariniauskaite from GrECo International LT and discussed recent demonstrations that have rocked Europe. While these protests primarily target governments and supermarkets, protestors are not shy of venting their frustration at road trucks. Do these demonstrations qualify as unavoidable events, and can the risk be mitigated with cargo liability insurance? Music: "Ba...
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