Categories
- Administrative law (3,493)
- Admiralty-Maritime Law (2,514)
- Advertising Law (2,069)
- Antitrust – Competition law (735)
- Aviation Law (959)
- Banking and Finance law (1,951)
- Bankruptcy Law (1,397)
- Business law (2,076)
- Constitutional Law (688)
- Contract Law (44)
- Copyright Law (1,415)
- Corporate Law (1,455)
- Criminal Law (1,149)
- Divorce Law (2,187)
- Elder Law (117)
- Employment and Labour Law (1,216)
- Environmental Law (653)
- Estate Planning (691)
- Family Law (1,070)
- General Legal News (225)
- Health Law (1,261)
- Immigration law (883)
- Injury & Accident Law (1,390)
- Insurance (664)
- Intellectual Property (1,357)
- International Law (569)
- Judiciary (562)
- Law Librarians (1,800)
- Law Professors (1,118)
- Law Students (993)
- Legal Ethics (306)
- Legal Marketing (1,086)
- Legal Theory (707)
- Medical malpractice law (1,204)
- Products Liability (847)
- Real Estate & Property Law (938)
- Securities Law (732)
- Seogpst (2)
- Tax Law (1,059)
- Technology & Cyberlaw (1,526)
- World (729)
- Germany (3)
- Writings and Citations (4)
Tag Archives: ships
Reports Suggest Carnival Ships Systematically Discharged Plastic Waste
Today, the Federal District Court presiding over the pollution case against Princess Cruises ordered the public filing of several reports issued by the Court Appointed Monitor (“CAM”). The Miami Herald, which previously filed a motion to intervene into this case, … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged Carnival, discharged, Plastic, reports, ships, suggest, Systematically, Waste
Leave a comment
Anatomy of an Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships Criminal Charge
In the last year, there have been a number of prosecutions under the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (“APPS”). What is the legal standard at play here? The statutory authority is set out at Title 33 of the United… … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law
Tagged Anatomy, charge, Criminal, POLLUTION, Prevent, ships
Leave a comment
Russian Seizure of Ukrainian Ships Raises Questions about the International Legal Status of Crimea and its Territorial Waters
On Sunday November 25th, three Ukrainian vessels were captured by the Russian coast guard while travelling through the Kerch Strait and several soldiers were injured in the short firefight which ensued. The strait, which lies between the Russian mainland and … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged about, Crimea, International, legal, questions, Raises, Russian, seizure, ships, Status, territorial, Ukrainian, Waters
Leave a comment
International Maritime Organization Reaches Deal to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Ships
Shipping regulators have concluded on a plan for reducing carbon dioxide emissions for ships. International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulators have agreed that the shipping industry should cut carbon emissions by a minimum of 50% by 2050 as part of the … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged deal, Emissions, Greenhouse, International, maritime, Organization, reaches, ships
Leave a comment
Another Arrow in the Ongoing Pollution From Ships Battle?
On December 18, 2008, the USEPA announced that a new general permit (in effect starting today) will be required for twenty-six types of discharges from vessels operating in the waters of the United States. By the USEPA’s estimate, this will… … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law
Tagged Another, Arrow, Battle, Ongoing, POLLUTION, ships
Leave a comment