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Practice Area: Admiralty - Maritime |
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Admiralty - Maritime
As one of the oldest forms of international commerce, travel by ship has a long and storied history. Just as man has explored the world and its oceans, and man and ship have been subjected to some of the most extreme circumstances imaginable, maritime losses and casualties have surely followed in the wake. The law of the high seas has developed and evolved through the centuries creating a complex web of law comprised of a combination of statutes, common law and international treaties.
At Alters, Boldt, Brown, Rash & Culmo, P.A. (Alters), our attorneys have years of experience representing passengers, crew members and their families for damages as the result of life altering injuries and wrongful death.We have represented injured parties and their families as the result of tragic accidents occurring on cruise ships, cargo ships, tankers and ferries. Alters has represented victims and their families from all over North, South and Central America, Europe, Asia and Africa. Victims of these types of incidents deserve zealous and caring individualized representation; at Alters they get it.
Additionally, Alters has duly acknowledged experience in litigation regarding cargo. In addition to arresting ships and cargo involving vessel owners from all over the world, including Panama, Liberia, Greece, Italy, Norway, the Philippines, the Ukraine, Bahamas and other flag of convenience countries, Alters, Boldt, Brown, Rash & Culmo, P.A. has been consulted by the governments of foreign countries regarding the recovery of treasure and artifacts believed lost centuries ago on the ocean floor. Our attorneys are committed to providing the client with the protection and representation they deserve.
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