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Tag Archives: ships
Symposium: The Federal Arbitration Act and the National Labor Relations Act are two ships that pass in the night
Ben Robbins is senior staff attorney for the New England Legal Foundation. He filed an amicus brief for NELF in support of the employers in the consolidated cases in Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis. Although the Supreme Court’s decision today … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Law
Tagged Arbitration, Federal, labor, national, night, pass, Relations, ships, Symposium
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Ventilation Requirements & Guidelines for Cargo Ships
Cargo ships are a deceptive breed of vessel: while their design and purpose may seem simple at first, there’s a lot more moving parts and interconnected designs than you might expect. A good example of this is the ventilation system. … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged amp, Cargo, Guidelines, Requirements, ships, Ventilation
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Cruise Ships Too Large for Some Ports?
Photo Credit: Gordon Chibroski, Portland Press Herald Rockland, Maine residents to decide fate of ‘large cruise ships’ in local harbor? According to a news report in the Portland (ME) Press Herald, “The Rockland City Council may schedule a November advisory … Continue reading
Passenger Overboard: How Often Do Passengers Fall From Ships?
Are passenger falls from cruise ships common? A cruise ship injury lawyer offers insight into how frequently cruise ship passengers fall overboard and explains what happens when there is a passenger overboard. The post Passenger Overboard: How Often Do Passengers … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged fall, Often, overboard, Passenger, Passengers, ships
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Sexual Assault remains the most frequently reported crime occurring on cruise ships
An increased number of cruise ship accidents/incident remains unreported and often absent from the accountability of the civil justice system. Unexpected cruise ship injuries and events are prompted by fierce industry expectations. This is really an issue of cruise industry … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged assault, crime, Cruise, Frequently, Most, occurring, Remains, reported, Sexual, ships
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