Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2024May 17, 2024 CDT
When the Levee Servitude Breaks: a Discussion of the Paradox Facing Louisiana Property Owners
When the Levee Servitude Breaks: a Discussion of the Paradox Facing Louisiana Property Owners
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2024
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2024
- Investigating the Federal Maritime Commission and Its Effects on the Shipping Industry: Simply A Paper Tiger or an Underutilized ToolClifford E. Fields
- The Poseidon Principles Unveiled: Current Landscape and Future Directions from a Legal StandpointDora Rizou
- Lost in Translation: The FAA’s Problems Persist Post-SaxonJeffrey J. Brainard
- Is Limitation of Liability an Illusion? Examining the Numbers and Current Trends of the Limitation Act TodayDominic Dewey
- When the Levee Servitude Breaks: a Discussion of the Paradox Facing Louisiana Property OwnersTimothy M. Duncan Jr.
- Perils of the Seaman StatusClaire Evans
- US Airline Passenger Rights: States’ Ongoing Fight for Passenger Protections in the Wake of Cuomo and Insufficient Federal LegislationLydia C. Weaver
Timothy M. Duncan, When the Levee Servitude Breaks: A Discussion of the Paradox Facing Louisiana Property Owners, 23 Loy. Mar. L. J. 81 (2024).