Updated: Hanjin begins unloading in US, but creditors still wary of losing lien rights
A Hanjin cargo ship (Credit: iStock.com/VanderWolf-Images)
Ships belonging to bankrupt Korean freight transporter Hanjin have finally been able to unload in US ports following a New Jersey court order, but creditors are continuing to express concerns that their rights will not be protected under Korean maritime and bankruptcy law.
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