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Loyola Maritime Law Journal
- Publisher:
- Loyola University New Orleans, School of Law
- Publication date:
- 2018-10-17
- ISBN:
- 1545-2506
- Copyright:
- COPYRIGHT TV Trade Media, Inc.<br/>COPYRIGHT GALE, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
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Latest documents
- UP IN FLAMES: THE EXPLOSIVE RISKS OF MISDECLARED HAZARDOUS CARGO IN SHIPPING CONTAINERS FOLLOWING THE MAERSK HONAM FIRE.
- DRONE DELIVERY: THE DANGER OF OPENING THE AIR AS A COMMERCIAL HIGHWAY.
- MARITIME RIGHTS AND REMEDIES REVISITED.
- DISPLACEMENT (not equal to) PREEMPTION: THE OPA 90 DAMAGES CONUNDRUM.
- PIRACY AND TERRORISM: AN UNHOLY ALLIANCE.
- THE RISING TIDE OF ARBITRATION CLAUSES CLAIMS MARITIME INSURANCE AS ITS NEXT VICTIM.
- TO INFINITY AND BEYOND? THE HISTORY OF SPACE TRAVEL AND THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF PRIVATIZED SPACE FLIGHT THROUGH THE LENS OF SPACEX.
- WHAT IS A STATE TO DO? WHEN POLLUTION LAW AND POLICY SOLUTIONS SEEM DEAD IN THE WATER.
- 'A FEW ARMED (DRONES), JUDICIOUSLY STATIONED, MIGHT AT A SMALL EXPENSE BE MADE USEFUL SENTINELS OF THE LAW': THE SUFFICIENCY OF EXISTING LAW AS APPLIED TO THE U.S. COAST GUARD'S INEVITABLE USE OF UNMANNED AIRCRAFT CAPABLE OF EMPLOYING AIRBORNE USE OF FORCE IN THE MARITIME COUNTER-DRUG MISSION.
- A BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATERS: STRAIGHT LINE DEPRECIATION VS. "NEW FOR OLD" RULE.
Featured documents
- A SHORT "SHELF LIFE" FOR VALLADOLID'S ELUSIVE SUBSTANTIAL-NEXUS TEST?
- THE FUTURE OF THE NONSENSICAL NONSEAFARER: A REACH OR A FLEXIBLE OPTION OF RECOVERY?
- THE LIMITATION OF SHIPOWNER'S LIABILITY ACT AS AN INDEPENDENT BASIS FOR FEDERAL JURISDICTION?
- THE RISING TIDE OF ARBITRATION CLAUSES CLAIMS MARITIME INSURANCE AS ITS NEXT VICTIM.
- TO INFINITY AND BEYOND? THE HISTORY OF SPACE TRAVEL AND THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF PRIVATIZED SPACE FLIGHT THROUGH THE LENS OF SPACEX.
- A STUDY IN SALVAGE.
- ARBITRATION: A SEAMAN'S DILEMMA; NOT ALL PERILS ARE OF THE SEA.
- OIL POLLUTION VIOLATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING THE OIL RECORD BOOK?
- IN RE LARRY DOIRON INC.: REFRAMING THE MARITIME CONTRACT ANALYSIS.
- 'A FEW ARMED (DRONES), JUDICIOUSLY STATIONED, MIGHT AT A SMALL EXPENSE BE MADE USEFUL SENTINELS OF THE LAW': THE SUFFICIENCY OF EXISTING LAW AS APPLIED TO THE U.S. COAST GUARD'S INEVITABLE USE OF UNMANNED AIRCRAFT CAPABLE OF EMPLOYING AIRBORNE USE OF FORCE IN THE MARITIME COUNTER-DRUG MISSION.