Loyola Maritime Law Journal

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Latest documents

• SIERACKI'S REVIVAL: SEAMAN-STATUS FOR PILOTS MAKING WAVES IN THE FIFTH CIRCUIT.
• BIGGER ISN'T ALWAYS BETTER: WHY SMALL, STATE-RUN MPAS ARE THE ANSWER TO MEETING CONSERVATION GOALS EFFECTIVELY.
• THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF INDUSTRIAL CARBON CAPTURE IN LOUISIANA: HOW PRIVATE LANDOWNERS CAN SEEK COMPENSATION.
• CASE NOTE: SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CO. V. SAXON.
• THE SECOND COLD WAR: PEACEFUL DELIMITATION MAY NOT SURVIVE THE CHILL OF THE ARCTIC.
• D.A.R.E. TO CUT BACK: THE COURTS HAVE EXPANDED UNITED STATES' JURISDICTION TOO FAR.
• PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN MARITIME BEFORE AND IN THE WAKE OF BATTERTON: THE FUTURE.
• The Continued Vitality of the Shipowner's Limitation of Liability Act of 1851.
• Recent Developments in the Shipowner's Limitation of Liability Act.
• Resolved: Is 46 U.S.C. [section] 30501(a) a Jurisdictional Statute of Limitations or a Mandatory Claims Processing Rule?

Featured documents

• DRONE DELIVERY: THE DANGER OF OPENING THE AIR AS A COMMERCIAL HIGHWAY.
• A SHORT "SHELF LIFE" FOR VALLADOLID'S ELUSIVE SUBSTANTIAL-NEXUS TEST?
• UP IN FLAMES: THE EXPLOSIVE RISKS OF MISDECLARED HAZARDOUS CARGO IN SHIPPING CONTAINERS FOLLOWING THE MAERSK HONAM FIRE.
• IRREGULAR MIGRATION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE CHALLENGES OF OBSERVING THE DUTY TO RENDER ASSISTANCE AT SEA.
• WHAT IS A STATE TO DO? WHEN POLLUTION LAW AND POLICY SOLUTIONS SEEM DEAD IN THE WATER.
• LOST AT SEA: WHICH PORT SHOULD THE COLLATERAL SOURCE RULE RETURN TO, THE FIFTH OR ELEVENTH CIRCUIT?
• ARBITRATION OF A SEAMAN'S CLAIMS: WHAT'S PERFORMANCE ABROAD? ANOTHER NAIL IN THE SEAMAN'S COFFIN!
• THE LIMITATION OF SHIPOWNER'S LIABILITY ACT AS AN INDEPENDENT BASIS FOR FEDERAL JURISDICTION?
• OIL POLLUTION VIOLATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING THE OIL RECORD BOOK?
• THE RISING TIDE OF ARBITRATION CLAUSES CLAIMS MARITIME INSURANCE AS ITS NEXT VICTIM.