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Admiralty Law

 By James Cahoy
If you ship cargo or your business involves international waters activities, admiralty law may apply.
Admiralty law is, in effect, the law of the sea. It governs everything from injuries to seamen and collisions between vessels to pollution. However, for purposes of business, the two chief concerns of admiralty law are dealing with cargo and personal injury claims at sea, and the way the law governs companies that run operations in national and international waters. Federal courts have exclusive jurisdiction in admiralty and ... Read more
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