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Salty, Silent, but Not Surreptitious: Update on Maritime Liens
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Salty, Silent, but Not Surreptitious: Update on Maritime Liens
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This presentation compares and contrasts maritime liens from a global perspective with a focus on U.S. and U.K. law liens. It addresses the practical impact of these differences in the creation, priority, and enforcement of these maritime liens in U.S. courts
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Salty, Silent, but Not Surreptitious: Update on Maritime Liens (Feb 2025)
Felisa E. Sanchez, Jody M. Schisel-Meslin
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Session 1 —27 mins
Salty, Silent, but Not Surreptitious: Update on Maritime Liens (Feb 2025)
This presentation compares and contrasts maritime liens from a global perspective with a focus on U.S. and U.K. law liens. It addresses the practical impact of these differences in the creation, priority, and enforcement of these maritime liens in U.S. courts.
Originally presented: Jan 2025 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Felisa E. Sanchez,
K&L Gates LLP - Houston, TX
Jody M. Schisel-Meslin,
K&L Gates LLP - Houston, TX