Vol. 22, Issue 2, 2023June 26, 2023 CDT
Slippery Decks and Slippery Slopes: Ethical Issues in the Context of Marine Casualty Litigation
Slippery Decks and Slippery Slopes: Ethical Issues in the Context of Marine Casualty Litigation
maritime lawethicslegal ethicsmoral ethicsmaritime casualtyethical obligation of client and attorneyspoliation in the modern agemarine casualty investigationsadmiralty lawprivilege
Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 2, 2023
Vol. 22, Issue 2, 2023
- Slippery Decks and Slippery Slopes: Ethical Issues in the Context of Marine Casualty LitigationGregory Burts
- The Potential for Prominence: How Much Does the Choice of Words Matter?Bailey Breuhl
- Planetary Pandemonium: Legal Comparisons and Concerns Regarding SpaceX's Mars Colonization ClaimsJacob Caldwell
- Like a Bridge Over Murky Water: Exploring the Potential for Consistent Application of NPDES Permitting Requirements within the Clean Water Act through the County of Maui and Corona Clay CasesClaire E. Dulle
- The Phantom Menace: Proposing a Comprehensive Framework for Space Debris LiabilityClifford E. Fields Jr.
- Post-Injury Arbitration Agreements Leaving Seamen High and DryPaige Specht Stein
Gregory Burts, Slippery Decks and Slippery Slopes: Ethical Issues in the Context of Marine Casualty Litigation, 22 Loy. Mar. L. J. 1 (2023).