Dock Allisions: Legal Perspective

Dock allisions, distinct from collisions or groundings, involve a moving vessel making unintended contact with a stationary structure. This legal treatise aims to clarify the definitions and implications of dock allisions within maritime law, illuminating the relevant legal frameworks, liability considerations, and the various factors contributing to such incidents.

Flagging the Yacht: The Legal Implications of Choosing a Flag State

When you own a yacht, one of the most important decisions you have to make is which flag state to register your vessel with. The flag state is the country that grants nationality and legal jurisdiction to your yacht, and that determines the laws and regulations that apply to your vessel, such as safety standards, […]

Lighthouse Allisions: Maritime Law Perspective

Lighthouse allisions are rare but significant maritime incidents where vessels collide with lighthouse structures, often resulting in extensive damage to both the vessel and the lighthouse itself. These events require careful investigation and raise questions about liability and safety. We explore the key aspects of lighthouse allisions.

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