
How the Jones Act Supports the US Navy and National Security
Posted in Jones ActThe United States Navy is a powerful maritime force, with active vessels on duty at all times. The U.S. Navy also maintains ships on standby, in case
The United States Navy is a powerful maritime force, with active vessels on duty at all times. The U.S. Navy also maintains ships on standby, in case
Most maritime workers have heard of the Jones Act, also known as the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, which protects not only the U.S. maritime industry and
The Jones Act covers a wide range of topics related to maritime law as part of the former Merchant Marines Act. Part of the Jones Act includes
The International Ship and Port Facility Security Code, or ISPS, protects ships and ports from being used in terrorist activity. Since 2004, ISPS has been the standard
When cargo is lost or damaged at sea, the costs to distributors and retailers go beyond the value of the goods themselves. Filing a missing cargo claim
Deckhands are essential to the smooth operation of a vessel, but the duties of a deckhand can put them in harm’s way. Working in the open with
Commercial divers work in a wide range of environments, including dive boats, oil rigs, offshore platforms, and barges. They perform different types of tasks and job functions