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Does Maritime Law Apply on Land?

Posted in Maritime

If you work on the water—whether as a longshoreman, an oil rig engineer, or a cruise ship employee—you may run into a problem at some point. It

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Texas Party Boat Capsizes on Lake Conroe, Killing Elderly Man

Posted in Maritime

Image Source: MRT An elderly man lost his life after a party boat capsized Saturday on Lake Conroe, according to NBC affiliate KPRC of Houston. In an

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When Does Maritime Law Apply and What Does It Cover?

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Admiralty Law

The Duck Boat accident on Missouri’s Table Rock Lake and the Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf of Mexico are two of the most memorable maritime accidents

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What Is the Difference Between Admiralty and Maritime Law?

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Admiralty Law

Is there a difference between maritime and admiralty law, and why are these terms often used interchangeably? Historically, these terms applied to different types of legal actions

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What Is International Maritime Law?

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

International maritime law, also known as the Law of the Sea, refers to the laws used to govern international waters. It consists of a body of conventions,

The Dangers of Falling/Moving Objects on Ships and Vessels

The Dangers of Falling/Moving Objects on Ships and Vessels

Posted in General, Jones Act, News

Working on a ship, vessel, or rig has its own potential risks and dangers for accidents, injury, or wrongful death. Most types of accidents can be prevented

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Maritime Workers Suffer Slip and Fall Injuries

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

Maritime workers perform their duties in an unusually dangerous environment, with constantly moving decks and equipment, wet stairs and walkways, and severe weather conditions all affecting the

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3 Maritime Safety Tips

Posted in Maritime

For the more than 400,000 workers in the industry, maritime safety is a vital concern. Studies show that maritime workers face a higher risk of illness, injury,

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If you work on the water—whether as a longshoreman, an oil rig engineer, or a cruise ship employee—you may run into a problem at some point. It