Join us for our first webinar of the year on Admiralty Law! This is the first in a series of ongoing webinars. Earn CMI and CMFI points while learning about this important topic. Don't miss out on this opportunity!
This course will provide a comprehensive introduction to and overview of contemporary admiralty and maritime law. Topics to be addressed include admiralty jurisdiction and basic legal procedure, the creation and enforcement of maritime liens, limitation of liability, maritime contracts, pilotage, towing, salvage, maritime personal injury and death claims, maritime tort claims, and the Act of God defense, as well as federal regulation of marine pollution, wreck removal, and mariners' duty to assist others.
IAMI Member Ticket
You will earn 2 Points towards CMI/CMFI.
Non-Member Ticket
While we prefer you to be a member, we understand that some classes may benefit. You must still meet the requirements to attend this webinar and work in the industry. We reserve the right to deny your registration for any reason and may ask for additional information prior to approval.
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2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Admiralty Law
Admiralty Law
A comprehensive introduction to and overview of contemporary admiralty and maritime law. Topics to be addressed include admiralty jurisdiction and basic legal procedure, the creation and enforcement of maritime liens, limitation of liability, maritime contracts, pilotage, towing, salvage, maritime personal injury and death claims, maritime tort claims, and the Act of God defense, as well as federal regulation of marine pollution, wreck removal, and mariners’ duty to assist others. The class has...A comprehensive introduction to and overview of contemporary admiralty and maritime law. Topics to be addressed include admiralty jurisdiction and basic legal procedure, the creation and enforcement of maritime liens, limitation of liability, maritime contracts, pilotage, towing, salvage, maritime personal injury and death claims, maritime tort claims, and the Act of God defense, as well as federal regulation of marine pollution, wreck removal, and mariners’ duty to assist others. The class has a practical, “deck plate” focus, emphasizing legal concepts and practice tips of particular use to marine surveyors, investigators, insurance adjusters, and marine law enforcement officers.view more
