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U.S.F. Maritime Law JournalCumulative Author/Title IndexVols. 1 through 22.2
Adler, Stephen J.Comment: Fighting Terrorism in the New Age: A Call for ExtraTerritorial Jurisdiction Over Terrorists, 18.1 : 171.
Allbritton, Jack L. & David W. RobertsonSeaman Status After Chandris, Inc. v. Latsis, 8.1 : 29.
Altenbrun, Larry & Forrest BoothMaritime and Port Security, Piracy, and Stowaways: Renewed Concerns Over Old
Problems, 15.1 : 1.
Altenbrun, Larry E. & W.L. Rivers Black & John C. ScaliaRecent Developments in Maritime Personal Injury Law, 17.2 : 155.
Allen, Craig H.The ISM Code and Shipowner Records: Shared Safety Goals vs. Industry’s Privacy
Needs, 11.1 : 1.
Anders, FrankOPA 90: Is United States Government Sole-Fault Negligence, Gross Negligence, or
Willful Misconduct a Defense Against Responsible Party Liability?, 15.1 : 223.
Anderson, Andrew W.Salvage and Recreational Vessels: Modern Concepts and Misconceptions, 6.1 : 203.
Anderson, Andrew W. & F. David FamulariPractice Guide: Pleasure Boats, 4 : 99.
Anderson, III, H. EdwinApplicable Arbitration Rules for Maritime Disputes in Australia and Hong Kong, 6.2 :
387.Assessing the Customary Freight Unit: A COGSA Quagmire, 9.1 : 173.
Armitage, Michael L. et al.Shipowners’ Liability for Longshoremen Personal Injuries: The Supreme Court Blocks
the “Importation” of Unseaworthiness, 7.1 : 67.
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Armstrong, LorenHoly Moses, Ghotra! In-Rem-embrance of Admiralty’s Bench Trial, 14.1 : 77.
Association of Marine Underwriters of San Francisco, Inc.Glossary of Marine Insurance and Shipping Terms, 14.2 : 305.
Bahadur, RoryProtecting Cruise Line Employees’ Rights to Maintenance and Cure: The Need for
Pre-Trial Adjudication, 18.2 : 221.
Bale, Jeffrey R. & Robert L. KlawetterGuevara v. Maritime Overseas Corp.: Eradicating Recovery of Punitive Damages in
Maintenance and Cure Actions, 8.1 : 119.
Bates, Talcott N.Note: The Jones Act Work Platform on the Rocks: Stewart v. Dutra Construction
Company, 17.2 : 319.
Beckford, Monica A. & Michael L. SannerNote: Delta Country Ventures: Limiting Admiralty Jurisdiction, 6.1 : 245.
Beer, Thomas R.Comment: Established Federal Admiralty Rules In Marine Insurance Contracts and the
Wilburn Boat Case, 1 : 149.
Benas, Heidi Loken & Lynn Haggerty KingThe Duty to Defend: When Does It Exist and What Damages are Recoverable for Its
Breach?, 7.1 : 245.
Bernard, Peter G.Provisional Remedies in Admiralty—Canada, 4 : 155.
Bernard, Peter G. & Andrew P. MayerA Tale of Two Sovereigns: Canada, the United States, and Trans-border Pollution
Issues, 13.1 : 125.
Berns, Philip A.Regression of Maritime Jurisdiction in Tort Actions, 3.1 : 159.
Billah, Muhammad Massum
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 109
Economic Analysis of Limitation of Shipowners’ Liability, 19.2 : 297.
Black, W.L. Rivers & Larry E. Altenbrun & John C. ScaliaRecent Developments in Maritime Personal Injury Law, 17.2 : 155.
Blanchard, Alice L. & Tatiana V. ToumanovaComments on Doing Business in the Russian Federation, 6.2 : 519.
Blocker, Denise SavoieRecent Developments in Jurisdiction, Forum Non Conveniens and Forum Selection
Clauses, 5.1 : 171.
Booth, ForrestWho Owns Sunken Treasure? The Supreme Court, the Abandoned Shipwreck Act and
the BROTHER JONATHAN, 11.1 : 77.
Booth, Forrest & Larry Altenbrun Maritime and Port Security, Piracy, and Stowaways: Renewed Concerns Over Old
Problems, 15.1 : 1.
Booth, Forrest & Lynn Haggerty King“Bad Faith”—Legal Trends In Suits Against Insurers, 4 : 1.
Brand, Beverly A. & John S. PierceRecent Developments in Attorney Fee Disputes, 7.1 : 205.
Bratz, David C. & Amanda A. OwenDiscrimination and Harassment Claims Against Maritime Employers: Preparing for
and Facing Down the Inevitable, 15.1 : 111.
Brodsky, Eugene A. & Karen M. HoustonFrom Subsistence to Starvation: A Call for Judicial Reexamination of Gardiner v. Sea
Land Services, Inc., 9.1 : 71.
Bromley, JohnCanadian Practice and Procedure in the Enforcement of Maritime Clains, 19.1 : 101.
Brooks, K. AllenCalifornia Oil Spill Laws in the Wake of United States v. Locke, 12.2 : 227.
Bryant, Dennis L.Historical and Legal Aspects of Maritime Security, 17.1 : 1.
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Bull, III, Edward M. Comment: Seamen Status Applied: A Practical Guide to Status Determination, 1 : 43.Seaman Status Revisited: A Practical Guide to Status Determination, 6.2 : 547.
Bunnell, Gregory A. & Jeffrey S. MutnickThe Effect of Epidemic-Type Claims in the Maritime Workplace: An Overview, 4 : 67.
Burrell, Lizabeth L.Current Problems in Maritime Uniformity, 5.1 : 67.
Canty, Kevin & Geoffrey Robb Dispute Resolution Developments: Selecting Law, Jurisdiction, and Arbitration in
Marine Insurance Policy, 15.2 : 325.
Carr, Frederick J.Comment: Statutory Liability For Oil Pollution From Vessels In Marine Environments,
3.2 : 267.
Chapman, James L. & Shawn A. VoylesCargo Litigation: A Primer on Cargo Claims and Review of Recent Developments,
16.1 : 1.
Chen, XiaMaritime Oil Pollution Damage in the People’s Republic of China: The Legal
Framework of the Liability System and Compensation Scheme, 6.2 : 449.
Coleman, III, Charles L.Federal Preemption of State “BAP” Laws: Repelling State Boarders in the Interest of
Uniformity, 9.2 : 305.
Coleman, PhyllisScuba Diving Buddies: Rights, Obligations, and Liabilities, 20.1 : 75.
Cook, AllysonComment: The Suits in Admiralty Act and the Federal Tort Claims Act: Bridging the
Gap Between Congressional Intent and Judicial Interpretation, 16.1 : 119.Daniel, B. D.
Potential Liability of Marine Classification Societies to Non-Contracting Parties, 19.2 : 183.
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 111
Danoff, Eric M.Provisional Remedies in Admiralty in Selected Pacific Rim Countries, 4 : 147.Provisional Remedies in Admiralty—United States, 4 : 293.Settlement Credit and Contribution Under Maritime Law: The Effect of McDermott,
Inc. v. AmClyde, 7.1 : 187.Marine Insurance for Loss or Damage Caused by Terrorism or Political Violence,
16.1 : 61.A Memorial Tribute to Wayne F. Emard, 17.2 : 406.
Darmody, Stephen J. & Kevin E. LundayUsing Financial Markets to Protect the Environment: U.S. Coast Guard Leads Modern
Approach, 10.2 : 173.
Davis, Charles M.Federal Supersession of State Workers’ Compensation Acts as Applied to Jones Act
Seamen, 8.2 : 185.SKY REEFER: Foreign Arbitration & Litigation Under COGSA, 8.1 : 73.
DeGiulio, Frank P.Electronic Discovery: A Practicum for the Maritime Lawyer, 19.1 : 1.
deGravelles, John W.Harbor Tug & Barge Co. v. Papai: Another Turn on the Labyrinth?, 10.2 : 209.Supreme Court Charts Course for Maritime Punitive Damages, 22.2 : 123.
Deng, HanTo Court or Arbitration: the Ninth Circuit Favors Arbitration in Foreign Seafarers’
Wage Claims in Rogers v. Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, 22.2 : 191.
Do, Andrew HoangSeaman Remedies and Maritime Releases: A Practical Consideration, 7.2 : 379.
Donovan, Charles S.Arrest and Attachment in Admiralty, 5.1 : 127.Picking the Shipowner’s Poison—Choice-of-Law Clauses and Maritime Liens,
14.1 : 185.Donovan, Charles S. & Elizabeth M. Miller
How Is OPA ’90 Faring from the Vessel Interests’ Perspective? A Look at the MORRIS J. BERMAN Oil Spill and the Current Rule on Certificates of Financial Responsibility, 7.1 : 23.
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Dornak, David B.Maritime Applications of the United States Nonproliferation Policy: Are We Trading
Lives for Nuclear Waste?, 10.1 : 109.
Dougherty, William F.Multi-Contact Analysis for a Multinational Industry: The United States’ Approach to
Choice of Law Analysis in the Enforcement of Maritime Liens, 13.1 : 75.
Dripps, RoyThe Seaman’s “Election” Under the Jones Act: A Reply to Professors Robertson and
Sturley, 14.1 : 127.
Ducey, Mitchell F. & Thomas A. RussellCurrent Topics in the Law of Recreational Boating, 5.1 : 107.
DuClos, JustinLiability for Losses Caused by Inherently Dangerous Goods Shipped by Sea, 20.1 : 1.
Dupree, Eric A. et al.Burdens of Proof Under the LHWCA: A Primer on the Opportunities for Creative
Litigation Arising from the Effect of Presumptions and Shifting Burdens of Proof in Complex Longshore Actions, 10.1 : 139.
Duncan, William M.The Oil Pollution Act of 1990’s Effect on the Shipowner’s Limitation of Liability Act,
5.2 : 303.
Edgcomb, John D. Hazardous Substance Releases from Vessels: Current U.S. Law, the HNS Convention
and its Potential Impact if Ratified, 10.1 : 73.Responding to an Oil Spill in California: The Impact of OPA 1990 and OSPRA,
5.2 : 389.The Trojan Horse Sets Sail: Carrier Defenses Against Hazmat Cargoes, 13.1 : 31.
Ellard, George Comment: Free Use of the High Seas: The United States Navy Takes Greenpeace
Head-On, 3.2 : 329.
Emard, Wayne F.
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 113
Recent Developments in the Law of Maritime Bodily Injury, 15.2 : 357.
Engerrand, Kenneth G.Primer on Maintenance and Cure, 18.1 : 41.Pursuing and Defending Attorneys’ Fees Claims: Recent Changes in the Fifth and
Ninth Circuits, 14.1 : 155.
Famulari, F. David & Andrew W. AndersonPractice Guide: Pleasure Boats, 4 : 99.
Felder, B. OtisUnifying Choice-of-Law Rules and Their Effects on Maritime Remedies, 11.2 : 213.“Y2K Bug” Dead Ahead: A Primer for Admiralty, 11.1 : 137.
Felder, B. Otis & Lawrence W. KayeA Ripple on the Waters That May Turn the Tide in Favor of Arbitrating Passenger
Claims, 17.2 : 287.
Finklehoffe, Carol L. & Robert D. PeltzSea Food—Who Is Liable for a Bad Catch? An Analysis of a Ship Owner’s Liability
for Claims of Food Poisoning, 19.1 : 121.
Firak, Nancy LeeMixed Messages and New Questions In Maritime Wrongful Death Actions: Norfolk
Shipbuilding & Drydock Corp. v. Garris, 14.1 : 1.
Fitzhugh, III, Thomas C.Who is Covered? Recent Cases Regarding Longshore Situs and Status, 16.2 : 265.Book Review: Admiralty: Cases and Materials, by Robert M. Jarvis, David J.
Bederman, Joel K. Goldstein, & Steven R. Swanson, 17.2 : 353.
Flint, Delos E., Jr.Practice Guide: Current Developments in United States Maritime Lien Law, 8.2 : 267.
Flynn, Stephen G.Punitive Damages After Haslip and Miles v. Apex Marine, 5.1 : 155.
Fokas, TerenceComment: The Barbary Coast Revisited: The Resurgence of International Maritime
Piracy, 9.2 : 427.
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Force, Joshua S.State Attachment and Garnishment Procedures in Maritime Matters: A Primer, 20.1: 1.
Foster, Nicolas R.Marine Insurance: Direct Action Statutes and Related Issues, 11.2 : 261.
Franklin, Kurt A. & David A. WeldyNote: Dark of the Night Legislation Takes Aim at Forum Selection Clauses: Statutory
Revisions in Reaction to Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. Shute, 6.1 : 259.
Friedman, Darren W. & Jeffrey B. MaltzmanIslands in the Sun: Cruise Line Liability for Watercraft Operations on Private Islands,
13.2 : 209.
Galichon, Christopher et al.Burdens of Proof Under the LHWCA: A Primer on the Opportunities for Creative
Litigation Arising from the Effect of Presumptions and Shifting Burdens of Proof in Complex Longshore Actions, 10.1 : 139.
Gallegos, YeseniaSexual Harassment of Female Crewmembers: Title VII’s Weaknesses in Protecting
Women Employed in the Maritime Industry, 15.2 : 455.
Gangnes, Hilary Benson & Christopher P. McKenzieDoes the Death on the High Seas Act Apply to Interisland Hawaii Flights?, 6.2 : 533.
Gibson, Stanley L.The Evolution Of Unreasonable Deviation Under U.S. COGSA, 3.2 : 197.SKY REEFER Muddies the COGSA Waters, 9.1 : 1.
Gonynor, Francis J.The Robins Dry Dock Rule: Is the “Bright Line” Fading?, 4 : 85.Six Years Before the Mast: The Evolution of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, 9.1 : 105.
Gower, III, Harry T. & Mark B. HarmonProsecuting Marine Pollution Crimes, 5.2 : 241.
Granillo, Jeffrey G..Section 213 of the Clear Air Act & Marine Shipping: The Case Against Extraterritorial
Application, 20.1 : 103.
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 115
Hallock, Jr., David D.Recent Developments in Marine Hull Insurance: Charting A Course through the
Coastal States of the Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits, 10.2 : 279.
Halvorsen, Michael R.Citation and Precedent: A Practitioner’s Guide to Citation and Precedent Value of
Opinions Published in AMC Under the Ninth, Fifth, Eleventh and Second Circuits’ Rules, 15.1 : 199.
Hanbury, JoshuaNote: A Beacon for the Protection of Seaman: The Eleventh Circuit Permits Punitive
Damages for the Willful Withholding of Maintenance and Cure in Atlantic Sounding Co. v. Townsend, 20.2 : 237.
Hanford, Lee A.Do Not Fear to Tread on Solid Ground: The Role of the Supreme Court in Furthering
Uniformity in Admiralty Law, 10.2 : 235.
Hansen, Rupert P.Jurisdiction and Forum Non Conveniens: Recent Developments Affecting Maritime
Litigation, 3.1 : 127.
Harmon, Mark B. & Harry T. Gower, IIIProsecuting Marine Pollution Crimes, 5.2 : 241.
Hatch, Braddon B. & Philip E. WeissComment: Vessel Forfeiture Under the Drug Abuse Prevention & Control Act: Vessel
Owners Beware!, 2.1 : 23.
Hickman, Brian J. & R. Michael UnderhillBetween a Rock and a Hard Place: Ethics Issues in the Context of Defense Counsel’s
Immediate Response to a Marine Oil Spill, 7.1 : 163.
Hicks, J. NoelleClearing Murky Waters: Recovering Prejudgment Interest Under the Jones Act, 16.1 : 83.
Hildebrandt, James E.A Substantive Due Process Analysis of Supplemental Rule B in Admiralty: Does Due
Process Require “Minimum Contacts” to Maintain In Personam Jurisdiction Against A Nonresident Defendant?, 8.2 : 339.
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Hillsman, John R.Have All the Recent Twists and Turns in the Jones Act Left Deep Sea Divers High and
Dry?, 11.1 : 47.Looking for a Lodestar in the Rocks and Shoals of Longshore Coverage, 3.2 : 227.Still Lost in the Labyrinth: The Continuing Puzzle of Seaman Status, 15.1 : 49.
Holmes, James R. et al.Bet Your Lien and Roll the Dice: Maritime Liens and Riverboat Gambling, 6.1 : 49.
Hosoi, TameyukiProvisional Remedies in Admiralty—Japan, 4 : 203.
Hoverter, Terence F. Comment: Containing Maritime Terrorism: Federal Initiatives Post 9/11, 16.2 :
353.
Houston, Karen M. & Eugene A. BrodskyFrom Subsistence to Starvation: A Call for Judicial Reexamination of Gardiner v. Sea
Land Services , Inc., 9.1 : 71.
Huang, T.C.Provisional Remedies in Admiralty – Taiwan, 4 : 285.
Hull, Eric V. Through the Looking Glass: Judicial Interpretation of Vessel Status Leaves Injured
Workers Adrift in Uncharted Territory, 16.2 : 321.
Ingram, John G. Criminal Liability and the Fifth Amendment, 5.2 : 357.
James, MindyComment: The Availability of Maintenance and Cure to Seamen with AIDS, 11.2 : 333.
Jarvis, Robert M.Judicial Profile: Chief Judge Lagueux and the Law of Admiralty: Reflections After Ten
Years on the Federal Bench, 8.2 : 309.
Jefferies, KimPersonal Jurisdiction and Contractual Forum Selection in Maritime Personal Injury
Cases, 7.1 : 139.
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 117
Jefferies, Trevor R.Limiting Liability for Human Error: Is American Jurisprudence Steering U.S.
Shipowners into the Rocks?, 7.2 : 271.
Johnson, WalterDiving Into the Wreck: An Exploration of Yamaha Motor Corp. v. Calhoun, 9.1 : 141.
Johnson, Walter T. & Ann Gray MillerNew Developments in Cruise Law, 7.1 : 111.
Johnston, SamaraIs Ordinary Negligence Enough to Be Criminal? Reconciling Untied States v.
Hanousek with the Liability Limitation Provisions of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, 12.2 : 263.
Kaye, Lawrence W. & B. Otis Felder A Ripple on the Waters That May Turn the Tide in Favor of Arbitrating Passenger
Claims, 17.2 : 287.
Kaye, Lawrence W. & Robert D. PeltzThe Long Reach of U.S. Law Over Crimes Occurring on the High Seas, 20.2 : 199.
Keesal, Samuel A., Jr. et al.Shipowners’ Liability for Longshoremen Personal Injuries: The Supreme Court Blocks
the “Importation” of Unseaworthiness, 7.1 : 67.
Kehagiaras, Andrew D.NVOCC: Secret Agent?, 17.2 : 207.
Kende, Christopher B.Development and Presentation of the Pollution Victim’s Claim, 5.2 : 203.
Kessler, KerryComment: Recovery Permitted Under FELA for Fear of Developing Cancer by
Asbestos Sufferers: Norfolk & Western Railway Company v. Ayers, 17.1 : 133.
Kim, Chang JoonProvisional Remedies in Admiralty – Korea, 4 : 233.
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Kim, HyunShipowners’ Limitation of Liability: Comparative Utility and Growth in the United
States, Japan and South Korea, 6.2 : 357.
King, Lynn Haggerty & Forrest Booth“Bad Faith” – Legal Trends In Suits Against Insurers, 4 : 1.
King, Lynn Haggerty & Heidi Loken BenasThe Duty to Defend: When Does It Exist and What Damages are Recoverable for Its
Breach?, 7.1 : 245.
Kita, Matthew J.Comment: Federalism on the High Seas: The Admiralty Jurisprudence of Justice
Sandra Day O’Connor, 18.1 : 131.
Klawetter, Robert L. & Jeffrey R. BaleGuevara v. Maritime Overseas Corp.: Eradicating Recovery of Punitive Damages in
Maintenance and Cure Actions, 8.1 : 119.
Knight, PatrickComment: Tort Reform Going Overboard: Congress Decides the Issue of Foreign
Seamen in American Courts, 9.1 : 279.
Koh, Peter Soon Kwang & Angela Lim Ai LianProvisional Remedies in Admiralty—Singapore, 4 : 269.
Kriewaldt, DavidThe Effect of FELA/Jones Act’s Substantive Standard of Causation on the Daubert
Standard for Admissibility of Expert Testimony, 22.2 : 1.
Lemon, II, Robert T.Recent Supreme Court Decisions in Maritime Law, 5.1 : 1.
Letourneau, Keith B. & Wesley T. WelmakerThe Oil Pollution Act of 1990: Federal Judicial Interpretation Through the End of the
Millennium, 12.1 : 147.
Lewis, YaleCargo Residues & Cargo-Associated Garbage: Are They Regulated by the Ocean
Dumping Act or the Act to Prevent Pollution From Ships?, 14.2 : 269.
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 119
Lian, Angela Lim Ai & Peter Soon Kwang KohProvisional Remedies in Admiralty—Singapore, 4 : 269.
Libby, Thomas L. Book Review: The Maritime Law Desk Guide, by Charles M. Davis, 3.2 : 355.
Lind, Douglas Pragmatism and Anthropomorphism: Reconceiving the Doctrine of the Personality of
the Ship, 22.2 : 39.
Lixing, Zhang LixingRecent Maritime Legislation and Practice in the People’s Republic of China, 6.2 : 273.
Loble, Sarah A.Intertanko v. Lowry: An Assessment of Concurrent State and Federal Regulation Over
State Waters, 10.1 : 27.
Londynsky, Paul A. Note: Maritime Law and the AIDS Crisis: Storm Clouds on the Horizon, 1 : 173.
López, CarieSexual Assaults on the High Seas: Untangling the Knots, 14.2 : 203.
MacLeod, Daniel B. The Use and Enforceability of Exculpatory (Red Letter) Clauses in Ship Repair
Contracts, 6.2 : 474.
Maltzman, Jeffrey B. & Darren W. FriedmanIslands in the Sun: Cruise Line Liability for Watercraft Operations on Private Islands,
13.2 : 209.
Markulis, George J. & John F. MeadowsApportioning Fault in Collision Cases, 1 : 1.
Matherne, Cindy T. & Paul M. VanceLegal Ethics: Defense Counsel’s Responsibilities to Insured and Insurer, 6.1 : 157.
Mayer, Andrew P. & Peter G. Bernard
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A Tale of Two Sovereigns: Canada, the United States, and Trans-border Pollution Issues, 13.1 : 125.
McCurdy, Gregg L. Comment: An Overview of OPA 1990 and Its Relationship to Other Laws, 5.2 : 423.
McKenzie, Christopher P. & Hilary Benson GangnesDoes the Death on the High Seas Act Apply to Interisland Hawaii Flights?, 6.2 : 533.
McMahon, David J. Vessel Financing: California Law and the Ship Mortgage Act as Recodified, 2.1 : 1.
Meadows, John F. & George J. MarkulisApportioning Fault in Collision Cases, 1 : 1.
Mercante, James E.Hurricanes and Act of God: When the Best Defense is a Good Offense, 18.1 : 1.
Messer, Tuuli A.Survey: Punitive Damages Claims by Seamen in the Wake of Miles v. Apex Marine
Corp., 7.2 : 483.
Miller, Ann Gray & Walter T. JohnsonNew Developments in Cruise Law, 7.1 : 111.
Miller, Elizabeth M. & Charles S. DonovanHow is OPA 90 Faring from the Vessel Interests’ Perspective? A Look at the MORRIS
J. BERMAN Oil Spill and the Current Rule on Certificates of Financial Responsibility, 7.1 : 23.
Millikan, Jess B. Selected Coverage Problems in Marine Liability Insurance, 3.1 : 173.The Law of Unintended Consequences: Legal Issues Involving Additional Insured
Endorsements, 15.2 : 299.
Minkin, Jason P.Maintenance and Shoreside Seamen: A Proposed Solution to Double Recovery During
Convalescence, 12.1 : 91A Seaman’s Right to Recover Maintenance and Cure for Purely Emotional Injuries:
West v. Midland Enterprises, Inc., 13.2 : 183.
Mittendorf, Constantine
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 121
Note: The Specter Behind ADA Applicability to Foreign-Flagged Cruise Ships: Revealing the Internal Affairs Doctrine After Spector v. NCL, 19.1 : 139.
Mora, Alexandra E.Navigating the Waters of Forum-Selection Clauses in Maritime Employment Contracts,
12.1 : 115.
Morris, Cheryl A.Maritime Seizures: Not Just Ships—Maritime Seizures of Cargo, Freight, Fuel and
Other Tangible and Intangible Items, 19.1 : 69.
Mutnick, Jeffrey S. & Gregory A. BunnellThe Effect of Epidemic-Type Claims in the Maritime Workplace: An Overview, 4 : 67.
Nebel, James B. et al.A Memorial Tribute to John Allen Flynn, 10.1 : 167.
Neil, Carl R. Maritime Contract Law Moves Inland: The Kirby Decision, 17.2 : 305.
Nesterowicz, Malgorzata AnnaThe Mid-Atlantic View of the Antitrust Regulations of Ocean Shipping, 17.1 : 45.
Newby, Michael R.The Nature of Inland Marine Insurance and its Association with Maritime Law,
13.2 : 267.
Nicholl, James L. Marine Pollution and Natural Resource Damages: The Multi-Million Dollar Damage
Award and Beyond, 5.2 : 323.
Nikas, Richard J.Skimming the Surface: A Primer on the Law of Collision, 9.1 : 225.Where the Street Meets the Sea: A Nautical Glossary for Maritime Lawyers, 9.1 : 245.
Nourse, David A. Detention of Stowaways: Who Should Bear the Cost?, 6.2 : 435.
Nowell, George W.Subrogation: Selected Bars, Waivers and Pitfalls, 7.2 : 421.
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O’Brien, Damien L.The Potential Liability of Classification Societies to Marine Insurers under United
States Law, 7.2 : 403.
Olney, Austin P.A Report from the Marine Regulatory Front: Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Thunder
Storms, 13.1 : 91.
Overton, Jean Paul P. & Randell E. TreadawayRecoverable Damages in Maritime Personal Injury and Death Cases: The Aftermath of
Miles v. Apex Marine Corp., 8.1 : 91.
Owen, Amanda A. & David C. BratzDiscrimination and Harassment Claims Against Maritime Employers: Preparing for
and Facing Down the Inevitable, 15.1 : 111.
Pasfield, Bruce & Elise RindfleischFinding the Magic Pipe: Do Seamen Have Constitutional Rights When a U.S. Coast
Guard Boarding Turns Criminal?, 22.2 : 23.
Peltz, Robert D.The TITANIC’s Legacy: The History and Legal Developments Following the World’s
Most Famous Maritime Disaster, 12.1 : 45.
Peltz, Robert D. & Carol L. FinklehoffeSea Food—Who Is Liable for a Bad Catch? An Analysis of a Ship Owner’s Liability
for Claims of Food Poisoning, 19.1 : 121.
Peltz, Robert D. & Lawrence W. KayeThe Long Reach of U.S. Law Over Crimes Occurring on the High Seas, 20.2 : 199.
Petersen, Luke A Study in Collision Liability: the Sinking of the TRICOLOR and Who Should Pay, 22.2 : 151
Pew, Curtis E.Cruise Ships (Volume 10 of BENEDICT ON ADMIRALTY), 12.2 : 389.
2010–11] AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX 123
Pfeifer, Russell M.Navigating Through the Shoals of the Marine Hull Policy: A Chart for Insurers,
17.1 : 89.
Pierce, John S. & Beverly A. BrandRecent Developments in Attorney Fee Disputes, 7.1 : 205.
Platek, ToddProvisional Remedies in Admiralty—China, 4 : 175.
Popham, Mitchell J. & Chau VoMisrepresentation and Concealment in Marine Insurance Contracts: An Analysis of
Federal and State Law Within the Ninth Circuit, 11.1 : 99.
Poulos, Gregory W.Legal Implications of the ISM Code: New Impediments to Sea Fever, 9.1 : 37.
Psarellis, Steven E. et al.Bet Your Lien and Roll the Dice: Maritime Liens and Riverboat Gambling, 6.1 : 49.
Quinn, VickeyComment: Hard Aground: A Primer on the Salvage of Recreation Vessels, 19.2 : 321.
Racquet, Bonnie E. & Randall J. RomsdahlPiercing the Corporate Veil Under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, 5.2 : 369.
Reddick, Ernest N. Supreme Court Review of Admiralty and Maritime Issues: What’s on the Horizon?,
5.1 : 43.
Reilley, Steven S. A New Era in Seaman Status Issues, 10.1 : 1.
Reinecke, Petra M. & Douglas R. SchwartzThe Perils, Pitfalls and Possible Demise of the Joint Defense Agreement in the Context
of Shipboard Criminal Investigations and Prosecutions, 17.1 : 29.
Robb, Geoffrey & Alexandra Jiuxiang YinOn the Waterfront: Navigating Insurance Issues in Landside and Marine Operations,
19.1 : 53.
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Robb, Geoffrey & Kevin CantyDispute Resolution Developments: Selecting Law, Jurisdiction, and Arbitration in
Marine Insurance Policy, 15.2 : 325.
Roberts, MarkProvisional Remedies in Admiralty—Hong Kong, 4 : 185.
Roberts, Steven L. The LHWCA Lien, 6.1 : 91.
Robertson, David W. & Jack L. AllbrittonSeaman Status after Chandris, Inc. v. Latsis, 8.1 : 29.
Robertson, David W. & Michael F. SturleyUnderstanding Panama Railroad Co. v. Johnson: The Supreme Court’s Interpretation
of the Seaman’s Election Under the Jones Act, 14.2 : 229.Recent Developments in Admiralty and Maritime Law at the National Level and in the
Fifth and Eleventh Circuits, 16.2 : 147.
Rodriguez, Antonio J.When Your Ship Is in the Bull’s Eye: The Maritime Transportation Security Act and
Potential Vessel Owner Liability to Third Parties Resulting from a Terrorist Attack, 17.2 : 241.
Romsdahl, Randall J. & Bonnie E. RacquetPiercing the Corporate Veil Under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, 5.2 : 369.
Ronneberg, Jr., Norman J.An Introduction to the Protection and Indemnity Clubs and the Marine Insurance They
Provide, 3.1 : 1.
Rosario, Arturo delProvisional Remedies in Admiralty—The Philippines, 4 : 251.
Russell, Thomas A. & Mitchell F. DuceyCurrent Topics in the Law of Recreational Boating, 5.1 : 107.
Russell, Thomas A. & Richard J. NikasRecent Developments in Recreational Boating Law, 9.2 : 381.
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Russo, ThomasCriminal Liability in Maritime Accidents, 7.1 : 151.
Sabino, Anthony MichaelAdmiralty Jurisdiction Over General Agency Contracts: The Final Voyages of Minturn
and the Modern Doctrine of Exxon v. Central Gulf, 4 : 41.
Sanner, Michael L. & Monica A. BeckfordNote: Delta Country Ventures: Limiting Admiralty Jurisdiction, 6.1 : 245.
Sawyer, Stephen L.Oil Spill Response: California’s Perspective, 7.1 : 59.
Scalia, John C. & Larry E. Altenbrun & W.L. Rivers Black Recent Developments in Maritime Personal Injury Law, 17.2 : 155.
Schock, Dawn M. et al.Shipowners’ Liability for Longshoremen Personal Injuries: The Supreme Court Blocks
the “Importation” of Unseaworthiness, 7.1 : 67.
Schwartz, Douglas R. & Petra M. Reinecke The Perils, Pitfalls and Possible Demise of the Joint Defense Agreement in the Context
of Shipboard Criminal Investigations and Prosecutions, 17.1 : 29.
Serban, ShaulEvolution of a Defense in Maritime Law: A Survey of the Primary Duty Rule,
18.2 : 253.
Shi, LeiSuccessful Use of the Tacit Acceptance Procedure to Effectuate Progress in
International Maritime Law, 11.2 : 299.
Singelstad, David J. Note: Problems in Identification and Recovery for Maritime Personal Injury Toxic
Torts, 2.1 : 69.
Smelley, Hutson OPA ’90 Liability in the Aftermath of an Oil Spill, 12.1 : 1.
Smith, Newell D.Southeast Shipyard Litigation Update, 6.1 : 233.
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Smith, Russell J.Note: Congress Giveth and the Fifth Circuit Taketh Away: Post Executive Jet Viability
of the Admiralty Extension Act, 6.2 : 609.
Staniland, HiltonThe Arrest of Associated Ships in South Africa: Lifting the Corporate Veil Too High?,
9.2 : 405.
Staring, Graydon S.Book Review: International Maritime and Admiralty Law, by William Tetley,
16.1 : 143.
Stephenson, Guy C.On Board Investigations: Authorities, Immunities, and the Need for Separate Counsel,
13.1 : 55.
Sturley, Michael F.The Proposed Amendments to the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act: An Update, 13.1 : 1.
Sturley, Michael F. & David W. RobertsonUnderstanding Panama Railroad Co. v. Johnson: The Supreme Court’s Interpretation
of the Seaman’s Elections Under the Jones Act, 14.2 : 229.Recent Developments in Admiralty and Maritime Law at the National Level and in the
Fifth and Eleventh Circuits, 16.2 : 147.
Sullivan, Ann K.Longshore Liens in Third Party Litigation—Employer’s Aspect, 6.1 : 141.
Swift, Jack et al.Burdens of Proof Under the LHWCA: A Primer on the Opportunities for Creative
Litigation Arising from the Effect of Presumptions and Shifting Burdens of Proof in Complex Longshore Actions, 10.1 : 139.
Tadros, Daniel A. et al.Bet Your Lien and Roll the Dice: Maritime Liens and Riverboat Gambling, 6.1 : 49.
Tamulski, James J.
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Uniformity in the Law of Carriage of Goods by Sea, 3.1 : 105.Recent Developments in Cargo Law, 15.1 : 159.
Tede, Jeanine Steele et al.A Memorial Tribute to John Allen Flynn, 10.1 : 167.
Tetley, WilliamMaritime Liens, Mortgages and Conflict of Laws, 6.1 : 1.
Thompson, PeterState Courts and State Law: A New Force in Admiralty?, 8.2 : 223.
Toumanova, Tatiana V. & Alice L. BlanchardComments on Doing Business in the Russian Federation, 6.2 : 519.
Treadaway, Randell E. & Jean Paul P. OvertonRecoverable Damages in Maritime Personal Injury and Death Cases: The Aftermath of
Miles v. Apex Marine Corp., 8.1 : 91.
Underhill, R. MichaelThe Sovereign as Plaintiff: Clean Seas and Other Coin of the Realm, 3.1 : 37.Dumping Oil, Cooking the Books, and Telling Lies: The False Statements Act as
Applied to Marine Pollution, 15.2 : 271.
Underhill, R. Michael & Brian J. HickmanBetween a Rock and a Hard Place: Ethics Issues in the Context of Defense Counsel’s
Immediate Response to a Marine Oil Spill, 7.1 : 163.
Vafidis, Matthew P.Remedies for Breach of the Contract of Carriage: Selected Recent Decisions, 3.1 : 77.
Vance, Paul M. & Cindy T. MatherneLegal Ethics: Defense Counsel’s Responsibilities to Insured and Insurer, 6.1 : 157.
Vo, Chau & Mitchell J. PophamMisrepresentations and Concealment in Marine Insurance Contracts: An Analysis of
Federal and State Law Within the Ninth Circuit, 11.1 : 99.
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Waddell, George L.Current Issues and Developments in Marine Insurance, 6.1 : 185.
Wagner, Thomas J. Recoverable Damages Under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, 5.2 : 283.
Walker, Jerry E.A Contemporary Standard for Determining Title to Sunken Warships: A Tale of Two
Vessels and Two Nations, 12.2 : 311.
Walsh, James P.Environmental Coverage Issues under Marine Insurance Policies, 7.1 : 1.
Weil, DavidCharting a Course Through Dangerous Waters: A Landlubber’s Introduction to the
Rules of Maritime Indebtedness in the Context of a Maritime Bankruptcy, 9.1 : 195.
Weiss, Philip E. Comment: Claims Against Customs for Cargo Damage: The Administrative Route—
The Path of Least Resistance, 1 : 119.Weiss, Philip E. & Braddon B. Hatch
Comment: Vessel Forfeiture Under the Drug Abuse Prevention & Control Act: Vessel Owners Beware!, 2.1 : 23.
Weldy, David A. & Kurt A. FranklinNote: Dark of the Night Legislation Takes Aim at Forum Selection Clauses: Statutory
Revisions in Reaction to Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. Shute, 6.1 : 259.
White, Edward A. Longshore Liens in Third Party Litigation – Plaintiff’s Aspect, 6.1 : 117.
Willard, Richard K. Strategies for Case Preparation and Argument Before the Supreme Court, 5.1 : 92.
Wise, Erich P.The Marine Terminal and its Contracts: Avoiding and Shifting the Risks of Marine
Terminal Operations, 13.2 : 227.
Wise, Erich P. et al.
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A Memorial Tribute to John Allen Flynn, 10.1 : 167.
Wyatt, Marva JoFinancing the Clean-up: Cargo Owner Liability for Vessel Spills, 7.2 : 353.Navigating the Limits of State Spill Regulations: How Far Can They Go?, 8.1 : 1.Ports, Politicians and the Public Trust: The Los Angeles Port Funds Controversy
Comes Face to Face with Federal Law, 9.2 : 357.The Loss of Loss of Society in the Ninth Circuit: Should State Courts Follow Suit?,
18.2 : 201.High Crimes on the High Seas: Re-Evaluating Cruise Line Legal Liability, 20.2 : 147.
Yeates, Jeffrey W.Clearing Up the Confusion: A Strict Standard of Abandonment for Sunken Public
Vessels, 12.2 : 359.
Yin, Alexandra Jiuxiang & Geoffrey RobbOn the Waterfront: Navigating Insurance Issues in Landside and Marine Operations,
19.1 : 53.Yost, Mark J.
International Maritime Law & the U.S. Admiralty Lawyer: A Current Assessment, 7.2 : 313.
Zapf, Robert J.In Rem Procedures: A Sea Change Underway – Recent and Proposed Changes to the
Admiralty Rules, 15.1 : 77.
Zinger, Simon G.Comment: Navigating the Russian Shipping Industry: Making the Most of International
and Russian Law for Successful Arbitration Against Russian Parties, 8.1 : 142.