Primarily case digests
By James E. Mercante | July 7, 2021
It is said that a collision at sea will ruin your whole day. But today, any type of major marine casualty will be agonizing and costly for years, as evidenced by the examples discussed by James E. Mercante in this edition of his Admiralty Law column.
8 minute read
By Michael A. Sjuggerud and Andrew E. Schwartz | April 26, 2021
In the wake of the Suez Canal Crisis, heightened attention has been paid to Florida's ports, which are pivotal hubs of commerce for the state's economy.
1 minute read
By Michael A. Mora | March 29, 2021
Whether cruise lines operate within the next couple of weeks as Gov. Ron DeSantis demands or when the conditional sail order expires, Spencer Aronfeld said cruise lines have little to fear about any new litigation that could seriously impact the bottom line of their business.
1 minute read
By Jim Turner | March 29, 2021
Attorney General Ashley Moody said during an event with Gov. Ron DeSantis and cruise industry officials at Port Canaveral that she was looking at ways to "push back" against a directive by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that essentially keeps the cruise industry from operating.
1 minute read
By James E. Mercante and Kristin E. Poling | February 24, 2021
In their Admiralty Law column, James E. Mercante and Kristin E. Poling analyze the doctrine of "uberrimae fidei", one of the oldest and deeply entrenched of all maritime laws, which so often causes unwary mariners to run aground.
1 minute read
By Michael A. Mora | December 28, 2020
Litigators will need to keep their eyes on several cases involving the state of Florida moving into the year 2021.
1 minute read
By Verdict Search | December 8, 2020
A Miami judge agrees a cruise spa operator was entitled to cut off medical expenses to a former employee.
1 minute read
By Raul Delgado | November 18, 2020
Crime and exploitation at sea may seem like a distant problem but it hits closer to home than most people know.
1 minute read
By James E. Mercante and Kristin E. Poling | October 29, 2020
In their Admiralty Law column, James E. Mercante and Kristin E. Poling discuss how federal courts helped right some serious maritime wrongs, with decisions paving the way for landmark Supreme Court rulings such as the Amistad.
1 minute read
By James E. Mercante and Kristin E. Poling | August 24, 2020
While most maritime clauses and laws are ancient and steeped in history, we may be on top of the wave of a brand new clause, the COVID 2020 Force Majeure clause, as discussed by James E. Mercante in his Admiralty Law column.
1 minute read
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