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The Boating Barrister
John K. Fulweiler, Esq., a Proctor-in-Admiralty based in Newport, RI, offers tips for navigating tricky legal waterways, always with a healthy dose of wit.
The Boating Barrister
Going Down to the Sea, But Not with the Ship
The Boating Barrister
The Boating Barrister: Bob Marley and the Lemon Boat
The Boating Barrister
The Boating Barrister – Transatlantic Tantrum: Maritime Law’s Bits and Pieces
The Boating Barrister
It’s the Hacks You Know that Count
The Boating Barrister
The Boating Barrister: The Tug and Your Yacht: A Messy Maritime Coupling Indeed
The Boating Barrister
What A Sailor Needs to Know About Arbitration
The bottom line is before you elect to pursue arbitration, sit down with your admiralty attorney and have a real chat about the arbitration process and the arbitrators that may rule on your claim. You may decide the arbitration forum is a good fit, you may have good prior experiences with arbitration, and you may favor its streamlined approach to decision making.