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Maritime Liens

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Admiralty Jurisdiction, Boating Accidents, Buying and Selling Boats, Charters, Commercial Vessels, Education, Jones Act Seamen, Maritime Businesses, Maritime Contracts, Maritime Law, Maritime Liens, Personal Injury, Recreational Boats, Salvage, The Admiralty Docket, Vessel Arrest and Attachment, Vessel Collisions

Good morning to Captain and crew alike and welcome to the Admiralty Docket. Today our subject is...

Unlawful to Buy and Sell Untitled or Mis-Titled Vessels and Outboard Motors in South Carolina

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Buying and Selling Boats, Maritime Law, Recreational Boats

In today’s modern world, the purchase, sale and resale of watercraft and their appurtenances...

Reasons You May Need a Maritime or Admiralty Lawyer

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Admiralty Jurisdiction, Boating Accidents, Cargo Damage, Charters, Civil Litigation, Commercial Vessels, Current Events, Jones Act Seamen, Marine Insurance, Maritime Contracts, Maritime Law, Maritime Liens, Personal Injury, Recreational Boats, Salvage, The Admiralty Docket, Vessel Arrest and Attachment, Vessel Collisions, Vessel Warranties

Good morning to Captain and Crew alike, and welcome to the Admiralty Docket. Often, those involved...

The Maritime Law of Salvage – Part I

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Boating Accidents, Civil Litigation, Maritime Law, Maritime Liens, Recreational Boats, Salvage, The Admiralty Docket, Vessel Arrest and Attachment, Vessel Collisions

Good morning to Captain and Crew alike, and welcome to the Admiralty Docket. Today our subject is...

Container Ship MSC FLAMINIA Catches Fire in the Atlantic

Posted by John Townsend Cooper | Current Events

Among the hazards most feared by those at sea is fire. Even the largest and most sophisticated of vessels are not immune from this danger. As a recent example of this, the 984 foot container ship MSC FLAMINIA, sailing...

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

Maritime Liens

Unlawful to Buy and Sell Untitled or Mis-Titled Vessels and Outboard Motors in South Carolina

Reasons You May Need a Maritime or Admiralty Lawyer

The Maritime Law of Salvage – Part I

Container Ship MSC FLAMINIA Catches Fire in the Atlantic

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