Category: Admiralty and Maritime Law


3 Common Causes of Summer Boating Accidents in Georgia

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During the summer months, taking your boat out on the water is an ideal way to enjoy your day. With all the activity out on the waves, boating accidents can occur for a variety of reasons and leave you with serious injuries. Here are three common causes of summer boating accidents in Georgia and what… Continue reading

Protect Yourself on the Water

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As we continue to battle the coronavirus, many of us will head to the water to escape the stress. Boating is a way of life for many along the Georgia and South Carolina coastline and can bring hours of enjoyment to your family and friends. With more people on the water this summer, it is… Continue reading

Parasailing Injuries

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While cool temperatures continue to linger throughout the Southeast, there’s no question that many families are already planning a summer full of fun along the coast. Whether you’re one to sit on the beach for hours, go deep-sea fishing or catch the latest wave of sporting activities on the water, it’s important to exercise caution… Continue reading

Admiralty (Maritime) Law

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While legal issues that occur on land (i.e. workers’ compensation, criminal offenses and injuries) also occur on water, there are special considerations and legal rules that apply. What’s more is that there are international laws that apply in certain cases. Given these reasons, when individuals face a legal issue that has occurred on the water,… Continue reading

Boating Under The Influence

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Filled with history, culture and a stunning landscape with extraordinary coastlines, South Carolina remains a popular destination for many. Specifically for outdoor lovers, boating and other recreational water sports in the state are incredibly appealing. Yet, many individuals consume alcohol while boating, potentially impairing their ability to operate the boat responsibly. That’s why South Carolina… Continue reading