Underwater welding is one of the most perilous occupations in the maritime industry, and many wonder why Underwater Welding is so dangerous. The risks associated with underwater welding are particularly relevant in Long Beach, California, a hub for maritime operations and ship … [Read more...]
Do Cruise Ships Have Jails?
When stepping aboard a cruise ship, most passengers envision fun, relaxation, and luxurious amenities—not the thought of encountering a jail. However, "Do cruise ships have jails?" often arises, especially among first-time cruisers or those curious about maritime security. Surprisingly, … [Read more...]
Cruise Ship Disasters in the United States You Don’t Want To Miss
Cruise ships promise unforgettable vacations filled with luxurious amenities and exciting destinations. However, cruise ship disasters remind us that these floating resorts are not immune to accidents and tragedies. Understanding the risks from mechanical failures to environmental hazards … [Read more...]
Will The Jones Act Be Repealed?
“Will the Jones Act be repealed?” has sparked ongoing debates among maritime industry experts, policymakers, and economists. Enacted as part of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, the Jones Act mandates that goods transported between U.S. ports must be carried on U.S.-built, U.S.-owned, and … [Read more...]
Charles D. Naylor Named Admiralty & Maritime Law Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers
Charles D. Naylor was named the Best Lawyers® 2021 Admiralty & Maritime Law “Lawyer of the Year” in Los Angeles. Mr. Naylor was the only attorney to be awarded this honor in this practice area. See the full publication here, see page 8 for Mr. Naylor's award. … [Read more...]
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