ARTICLE · 18 APRIL 2017

ABA Recent Developments In Admiralty And Maritime Law

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It also provides a regulation update, including U.S. Coast Guard Towage Inspection Standards and Safety Policy – Subchapter M.

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B. Otis Felder

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Otis Felder (Of Counsel-Los Angeles) co-authored "ABA Recent Developments in Admiralty and Maritime Law," which appeared in the April 14, 2017, issue of the Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal, published by the American Bar Association. The article discusses noteworthy admiralty and maritime decisions issued by federal and state courts around the country, including a selection of cases reflecting trends in Rule B attachment and maritime liens, several relevant criminal decisions, developments as to marine insurance, and ongoing interpretation of the Limitation of Liability Act. It also provides a regulation update, including U.S. Coast Guard Towage Inspection Standards and Safety Policy – Subchapter M.

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ABA Recent Developments In Admiralty And Maritime Law

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