Read Part I here.
Alexander Severance – Annex to Mare Incognitum, Part II: A Draft Mobile Offshore Renewables Unit Convention
Alexander Severance – Mare Incognitum, Part II: Is it Feasible to Salvage the Vancouver Draft Mobile Offshore Unit Convention by Converting It into a Mobile Offshore Renewables Unit Convention
Alexander Severance – Mare Incognitum, Part I: Do We Now Need (to at Least Discuss) a Mobile Offshore Renewables Unit Convention
Attilio M. Costabel – Utmost Good Faith in Marine Insurance—The Reports of My Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Professor Attilio Costabel teaches Marine Insurance Law as adjunct professor at St. Thomas University School of Law, Miami, where he also teaches Admiralty Law, Admiralty Procedure, Transnational Litigation, and International Business Transactions.
Brennan Spoor – Judicial Overreach Saves the Day: The United States District Court for the District of Colorado Abuses its Discretion to Prevent the Implementation of the Navigable Waters Protection Rule in the State and Temporarily Preserve Federal Protections for Ephemeral Waters in Colorado v. Environmental Protection Agency
DISCLAIMER: Each year, the Tulane Maritime Law Journal receives more quality comments and case notes from its Junior Members than it can publish in print. In order to recognize the time and effort expended by our Junior Members whose work is not selected for print publication, we have decided to publish select case notes for online publication. As a […]
Jean Smith – To Disclose or Not to Disclose: A Contradictory Interpretation of Uberrimae Fidei in XL Specialty Ins., Co., v. Prestige Fragrances, Inc.
DISCLAIMER: Each year, the Tulane Maritime Law Journal receives more quality comments and case notes from its Junior Members than it can publish in print. In order to recognize the time and effort expended by our Junior Members whose work is not selected for print publication, we have decided to publish select case notes for online publication. As a […]
Kathryn Rose McCarty – The Show Must Go On: The United States District Court for The Southern District of Florida Considers if the Americans with Disability Act Deserves Extraterritoriality Exemptions
DISCLAIMER: Each year, the Tulane Maritime Law Journal receives more quality comments and case notes from its Junior Members than it can publish in print. In order to recognize the time and effort expended by our Junior Members whose work is not selected for print publication, we have decided to publish select case notes for online publication. As a […]
Elise Katherine McCanless – Caldwell v. St. Charles Gaming Co.: The Louisiana Supreme Court Confirms That Riverboat Casinos Are Not Vessels Under General Maritime Law, Despite Inconsistencies with Louisiana Law
DISCLAIMER: Each year, the Tulane Maritime Law Journal receives more quality comments and case notes from its Junior Members than it can publish in print. In order to recognize the time and effort expended by our Junior Members whose work is not selected for print publication, we have decided to publish select case notes for online publication. As a […]
Constantine Papavizas – The Story of the Jones Act (Merchant Marine Act, 1920): Part 1
This is the first installment in a two-part series. Part I explores the history of the U.S. merchant marine and the geopolitical and economic catalysts for the Act’s creation. Part II begins in 1918 and examines the legislative enactment and substantive provisions of the Jones Act (Merchant Marine Act, 1920). Constantine “Charlie” Papavizas is the […]