December 2020 Admiralty Law Top Blawgs
Coveres admiralty law and cruise ship accidents & injuries. By James M. Walker of Walker & O'Neill.
Published By Injury at Sea
Covers boating safety and laws. By Dwayne Clark and Kristen Watson.
By Mouledoux, Bland, Legrand & Brackett.
Covers the shipping industry. By Reed Smith LLP.
By Gordon, Elias & Seely, L.L.P.
Covers offshore injuries involving fishing vessels. By Stacey & Jacobsen, PLLC.
Covers cruise ship passenger and crew member injuries, boating injuries, yachting injuries and commercial fishermen claims. By Brais Law Firm.
Covers cruise ship injuries, illnesses and accidents.
Covers admiralty & maritime law on the rivers and inland waterways of the United States. By Fred Goldsmith.
Covers injury and admiralty law. By Kraft Davies, PLLC.
Covers subjects relevant to sailors and seamen from the Jones Act and maritime law to safety tips and preparation, how the Jones Act can factor into maritime injuries, and even historical facts about maritime law and famous boat accidents. By O'Bryan Law.
Covers the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act (LHWCA), Defense Base Act (DBA) and War Hazards Compensation Act (WHCA). By Mouledoux, Bland, Legrand & Brackett.
Covers sexual assaults, injuries, passenger disappearances and wrongful death aboard cruise ships. By Leesfield Scolaro.
Covers admiralty law. By James M. Beard.
Covers admiralty and Injury law. By Kraft Davies, PLLC.
Covers the marine and energy business. By King Krebs & Jurgens.
Covers maritime laws and concerns in Hawaii and Oceania. By Mark M. Murakami.
Analyzes United States offshore energy law, policy, and development. By Jennifer Simon.
Covers personal injury and cruise ship accidents. By the Law Office of David H. Pollack, LLC.
