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prezidentv8
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Maritime Law
Don't know much, but I'm interested. Anyone have any experience in this practice area they'd like to share?
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underdawg
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Re: Maritime Law
very funny
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Palsgraf
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Re: Maritime Law
If I were you I would try and talk to Jareth Cutestory, he helped me with my seal deal.
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HopefulLawStud
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Anonymous Loser
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Re: Maritime Law
Marine pollution is where the action is. The rise of arbitration, forum-selection, and venue-selection clauses in contractual agreements have greatly reduced litigation of traditional maritime law matters, but costly and complex marine pollution cases seem to be generating a ton of work.
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http://www.portlandharborcag.info/node/50
That being said, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha v. Regal-Beloit Corporation, to be argued before the Supreme Court later this year, could have far-reaching effects on cargo claims, and could also lead to a great deal of litigation.
It's a fascinating field if you are into jurisdictional/procedural wrangling.
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http://www.portlandharborcag.info/node/50
That being said, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha v. Regal-Beloit Corporation, to be argued before the Supreme Court later this year, could have far-reaching effects on cargo claims, and could also lead to a great deal of litigation.
It's a fascinating field if you are into jurisdictional/procedural wrangling.
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