New Jersey Borough Pays $3 Million Marina Lawsuit
February 20, 2020
Victim sued the marina, the borough and the boat owner after she fell from a yacht and hit her head, causing permanent damage.
Victim sued the marina, the borough and the boat owner after she fell from a yacht and hit her head, causing permanent damage.
Dozens of Chinese nationals without visas were allegedly smuggled from the Bahamas to South Florida aboard yachts
Circumnavigation Deferred, Vessel Spends Decade in Serial Litigation
Features Time-Lapse Depiction of 40-Footer Reflotation
Anchored Illegally in the Estuary, Authorities Say
Ownership Dispute over 74-Foot Sunseeker Comes to a Head at Lauderdale
Meanwhile, Residential Sewage Literally Pours Into Indian River Lagoon
Man Survives After Surgery; Officer on Leave Pending Investigation
Madeira Beach Cherry Picks Language To Get Around State Law
Aims Regulation at Vessels Lacking Mobility
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Remembering Lifelong Marine Journalist Chris Caswell
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