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Should US courts exercise jurisdiction in treasure salvage cases where the wreck is located in international waters?
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- USA
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- September 28 2011
The term “treasure salvage” has a tendency to conjure romantic images of pirates and adventurers
The invisible Salvage Convention of 1989
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- USA
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- March 14 2012
The United States has a long and distinguished history of signing and then failing to ratify international treaties (League of Nations, anyone?
Shipper’s liability for dangerous cargo
- Blank Rome LLP
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- USA
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- November 14 2012
In this day and age, with containers pervasive and new and ever-developing chemicals, compounds, and materials being developed and shipped at a rapid pace, the risk is ever-increasing of significant or even catastrophic loss or damage resulting from the carriage of dangerous goods
Maritime or not?
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- USA
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- July 24 2012
Here is a multiple choice question: which of the following contracts is considered to be a “maritime contract” under U.S. law - (a) a shipbuilding contract, (b) a ship-sale contract, (c) a ship-repair contract, andor (d) a ship mortgage?
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- Jurisdiction - USA
- Workarea - Shipping & Transport
- Firm Name - Blank Rome LLP
- Author - Thomas H. Belknap Jr.