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HMS BOUNTY replica sinks off of North Carolina

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Boating Accidents, Current Events, The Admiralty Docket

Good morning to Captain and crew alike, and welcome to the Admiralty Docket. Today, an update on...

Excessive Speed – a Common Contributing Factor in Boat Collisions

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Boating Accidents, Civil Litigation, Commercial Vessels, Maritime Law, Personal Injury, Recreational Boats, The Admiralty Docket, Vessel Collisions

Good morning to Captain and crew alike and welcome to the Admiralty Docket. To answer a recent...

Is My Wave Runner, Paddle Board, or Jon Boat a “Vessel”; Under the Maritime Law ?

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Admiralty Jurisdiction, Boating Accidents, Maritime Law, Personal Injury, Recreational Boats, The Admiralty Docket

Good morning to captain and crew alike, and welcome to The Admiralty Docket. One common...

New Coast Guard Safety Certification Required for Commercial Fishing Vessels

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Commercial Vessels, Current Events, Maritime Law

Beginning October 16, 2012, all commercial fishing, fish tender and fish processing vessels that...

The 23rd Annual Wooden Boat Show October 20 in Georgetown

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Buying and Selling Boats, Current Events, Education

For those interested in wooden boats, boat building, or the anything to do with the water and a little spare time on October 20, 2012, a visit to the 23rd Annual Wooden Boat Show in Georgetown, SC is a worthwhile excursion. The...

From our law office in Mount Pleasant, Cooper & Bilbrey, P.C. handles admiralty law and maritime law cases throughout coastal South Carolina (the Lowcountry), the Pee Dee region, communities surrounding Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie, and elsewhere in the Southeast. The communities we serve include Charleston, Mt. Pleasant, Isle of Palms, Sullivan’s Island, Georgetown, Beaufort, Hilton Head, North Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, Edisto Island, Walterboro, Pawley’s Island, Murrells Inlet, Little River, Conway, Columbia, Florence, Charleston County, Georgetown County, Berkeley County, Beaufort County, Horry County, Jasper County and Colleton County.

Author: John Townsend Cooper

HMS BOUNTY replica sinks off of North Carolina

Excessive Speed – a Common Contributing Factor in Boat Collisions

Is My Wave Runner, Paddle Board, or Jon Boat a “Vessel”; Under the Maritime Law ?

New Coast Guard Safety Certification Required for Commercial Fishing Vessels

The 23rd Annual Wooden Boat Show October 20 in Georgetown

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