A Review of Two Recent Maritime Contract Claims Against the United States
By David Y. Loh – June 3, 2020 | Learn how federal district courts analyze a court's approach maritime contract jurisdiction.
Admiralty Litigation
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Articles
Actually, Single Claimant Settlement Funds May Not Be Valid
By Stephen R. Harris – April 6, 2020 | A primer on 468B settlement funds.
Practice Points
Is an Exculpatory Clause Valid and Enforceable under Maritime Law?
By David Y. Loh – November 23, 2020 | An exploration of circuit splits on the issue.
Fourth Circuit Confirms Chinese Arbitration Award
By David Y. Loh – June 16, 2020 | When dealing with foreign partners, you must be prepared to engage with that jurisdiction’s legal system.
Sound Advice
Determining Coverage under the LHWCA
A brief description of what is required for a maritime worker to obtain benefits under the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act.
Recoverable Damages Involving a Slip or a Pier
Admiralty litigator David Loh cites cases that create the precedent for these damages to be reimbursed at the total replacement cost rather than at a depreciated rate.
Admiralty Litigation
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