Esenyel & Partners Legal Consultant and Assistant Professor Dr. Banu Bozkurt answered frequently asked questions about bills of lading, one of the key terms in maritime trade law. Bozkurt noted that the term “konişmento” is also commonly referred to as “konşimento” and clarified some common misconceptions. Questions such as “What is a bill of lading?”, “What is its purpose?”, and “Is a bill of lading a negotiable instrument?” are addressed in our video series, available on the Esenyel & Partners YouTube channel.
What is a Bill of Lading, and What is Its Purpose?
[Watch the video here](https://youtu.be/og-cd2Qo_kI?list=PL5t73f21Cgbuk03nMYSNbRnh9Chc5XNLS)
Konişmento or Konşimento?
The term **”konişmento”** originates from **Italian**. In the industry, professionals often use **”konşimento”** interchangeably.
Dr. Banu Bozkurt provides insights into the etymology of the term and its correct usage. For more detailed information about bills of lading, visit the Esenyel & Partners YouTube channel.
