Please join us for a presentation of selected case notes from Volume 38 of the Tulane Maritime Law Journal. This event is being graciously hosted by Liskow & Lewis and is being presented by the Tulane Maritime Law Journal in conjunction with the Admiralty & Maritime Law Committee, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section of the American Bar Association. The presentations will be held from ... Read More »
The Tulane Maritime Law Journal Annual Banquet will be held on March 20, 2014, at 6:30PM, at Galvez, which is located at 914 North Peters St. New Orleans, Louisiana 70116. We are pleased to announce that our Guest Speaker this year will be Patricia Krebs of the New Orleans law firm King, Krebs & Jurgens, PLLC. If you are interested in attending the Annual Banquet, ... Read More »
Congratulations to our seven Junior Members whose case notes were selected for publication in Volume 38, Issue 2: Laura R. Beck – Punitive Damages Stowaway in the Fifth Circuit: McBride v. Estis Well Service, L.L.C. James K. Dumont – Pleading Insanity in Piercing the Corporate Veil: Supplemental Rule E’s Heightened Pleading Standard Protects Polluting Shipowners in the Fourth Circuit Destinee Finnin – Muddying Murky Waters: ... Read More »
Read Mr. Brock’s article addressing the effects of Lozman on the towing, finance, and insurance industries here. Read More »
Read Mr. Walsh’s article that explores recent changes to maintenance and cure law here. Read More »
Read Professor Constonis’s article on federal statutory displacement of general maritime law here. Read More »
The first issue of Volume 38 of the Tulane Maritime Law Journal is now available in both print and digital format. A big thank you to all of our authors and editors! Read More »
The Senior Board of Volume 38 of the Tulane Maritime Law Journal is excited to announce and congratulate an additional group of new Junior Members of the TMLJ: Laura Beck Shinhong Byun Albert Farr Noah Grillo Eli Hare Richard Leishman David Maass Read More »
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In Pacific Operators Offshore, LLP v. Valladolid, the United States Supreme Court held that Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act (LHWCA) coverage, through the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (OCSLA), is available to a worker whose injuries bear a “substantial nexus” to extraction operations on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS). Read More »
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