Will Congress Amend DOHSA?
Posted in General, Maritime PiracyIn 2017, improvements to The Death on High Seas Act, also known as DOHSA, were proposed by Congress. These proposed improvements would govern the safety and security
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How Does Maritime Law Enforcement Work in International Waters?
Posted in Maritime PiracyMaritime law enforcement and the laws of the seas are regulated by a number of different countries. In addition, there are several international agreements for extending laws
Is It True There Are No Maritime Law Enforcement Laws in International Waters?
Posted in Maritime PiracyMany people firmly believe that once they are in international waters, there are no maritime law enforcement and maritime piracy laws they have to worry about. It
Top Five Dangers of Maritime Work
Posted in Maritime PiracyMaritime workers should be aware of the different dangers they could potentially face in their work environments. The types of dangers can and do vary, based on
Reasons Why Maritime Workers Decide to Leave Their Jobs
Posted in Maritime PiracyThe maritime industry is booming, right now, with opportunities in a wide range of different maritime career paths. According to CruiseJobFinder, the growing number of job opportunities
Preventing Accidents for Dredger Workers
Posted in Maritime PiracyWorking on a dredger is one type of maritime career a person could choose to follow. This type of maritime work entails excavating and moving sediment from
The Benefits and Risks of Working in the Maritime Industry
Posted in Maritime PiracyThere is a wide range of different career opportunities in the maritime industry. Careers are normally broken down into specific subcategories, such as: Offshore Rigs Ferries and
Navigating the Suits in Admiralty Act (SAA)
Posted in Jones Act, Maritime PiracyThe Suits in Admiralty Act (SAA) was passed by the United States Congress in 1920 in order to provide remedies for those injured due to negligence that
