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Carrier’s Duty to Cargo

Posted by tom | Cargo Damage, Civil Litigation, Commercial Vessels, Maritime Businesses, Maritime Contracts, Maritime Law, The Admiralty Docket

Good morning to Captain and crew alike, and welcome to The Admiralty Docket. Importers and...

Bankruptcy Jurisdiction vs Admiralty Jurisdiction

Posted by tom | Admiralty Jurisdiction, Civil Litigation, Commercial Vessels, Maritime Businesses, Maritime Law, Maritime Liens, The Admiralty Docket, Vessel Arrest and Attachment

Good morning to Captain and crew alike and welcome to the Admiralty Docket. James writes from...

Tug FORT SUMTER

Posted by tom | Cargo Damage, Civil Litigation, Commercial Vessels, Maritime Businesses, Maritime Contracts, Maritime Law, The Admiralty Docket

Good morning to Captain and Crew alike, and welcome to The Admiralty Docket. On the morning of...

Tips for Boat Sellers

Posted by tom | Buying and Selling Boats, Recreational Boats, The Admiralty Docket

Good morning to Captain and crew alike and welcome to The Admiralty Docket. When selling a boat...

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: tom

Carrier’s Duty to Cargo

Bankruptcy Jurisdiction vs Admiralty Jurisdiction

Tug FORT SUMTER

Tips for Boat Sellers

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