On Saturday, November 26, there was an explosion on a 24-foot cabin cruiser in Huntington Harbor that exemplifies one of the more common causes of tragedy in recreational boating; a gasoline leak resulting in an explosion and fire. In a car, a gasoline leak can be dangerous, but the leaking fuel … [Read more...]
Maritime Law News
Cook Inlet-bound Drilling Rig Diverted to Canadian Port Under contract to Escopet which is a Houston-based oil company, the Spartan 151 jack-up arrived on a heavy haul vessel in Vancouver, Canada. It was supposed to be a short layover off Prince Rupert while en route from the Gulf of Mexico to Cook … [Read more...]
Cruise Ships and Wrongful Death
Cruise Lines may be found liable for not just accidents causing injury, but also deaths suffered by their passengers while participating in activities on board the cruise ships or while on any shore activities. While a cruise is fun and normally safe, there are a number of issues that the cruise … [Read more...]
Cruise Ship Excursions and Wrongful Death
Cruise ship shore excursions can be a fun and exciting way to experience the culture and beautiful landscapes here in the United States and abroad. All the major cruise lines offer excursions ashore, with activities including: jet skis, scuba diving, ZIP lines, fishing, swimming with dolphins, … [Read more...]
The Importance of Defense Base Act Lawyers
Established in 1941, the primary goal of the Defense Base Act was to cover workers on military bases outside the United States. The act was amended to include public works contracts with the government for the building of non-military projects such as dams, schools, harbors, and roads abroad. A … [Read more...]
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