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February 3, 2015

A Court for Icarus: Defining Maritime Tort Jurisdiction in Aircraft Crash Cases

When aircraft crash into navigable waters, a myriad of legal issues arise. Before any can be adjudicated, an admiralty court must first ascertain whether it has jurisdiction. Practitioners should be aware of the procedural and substantive rules inherent in admiralty before choosing where to bring suit. These rules can be quite different from their state […]

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Boat Towing (CMI)
February 3, 2015

The CMI and the Panacea of Uniformity – An Elusive Dream?

This Article aims to explain the history that led to the formation of the (Comité Maritime International) CMI and to describe the work of the CMI–from which you can draw your own conclusions as to whether it has achieved its founders’ objectives. It will also refer to some of the work in which the CMI is currently engaged, as well […]

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