The Jones Act and Puerto Rico
Of all of the issues plaguing Puerto Rico, from hurricanes to earthquakes, one of the most insidious has been the Jones Act. The Jones Act is part of the merchant…
Shipowner in Duck Boat Disaster Cannot Use Maritime Law to Limit Claims
On July 19, 2018, a duck boat accident resulted in the deaths of seventeen people out of 31 people on board including 16 passengers and one crew member. The Branson,…
What to Do When You’ve Suffered a Cruise Ship Injury
Most people think of cruise ship excursions as a time for rest and relaxation, and for the vast majority of cruise-goers that is the case. However, should you experience a…
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Maritime Death or Injury Statute of Limitations
While there are many important aspects of maritime law when it comes to filing suit for death or injury, perhaps one of the most important may be that of the…