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2021 David W. Robertson Admiralty and Maritime Law eConference
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2021 David W. Robertson Admiralty and Maritime Law eConference
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Join UT Law Continuing Legal Education for the 30th Annual David W. Robertson Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference – the leading annual Texas CLE event that focuses on legal developments in the specialized areas of admiralty and maritime law. The conference offers a unique opportunity for practitioners to stay abreast of global and national developments affecting case law, contracts, and civil procedure.
This year’s highlights include:
This year’s highlights include:
- The always popular overview of recent developments at the national level and in the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits with Texas Law Professor Michael Sturley, along with Matthew Ammerman of Houston, TX.
- Examination of a vessel collision spanning various maritime issues in Analyzing Subrogation and Recovery Issues in Complex Maritime Property Losses.
- The Hon. W. Eugene Davis discussing the Fifth Circuit’s unanimous en banc decision in Sanchez v. Smart Fabricators.
- A look at emerging technologies and innovative solutions in Legal Issues with Novel Uses and Emerging Technologies in the Maritime Sector.
- What to Do if Your Client is Misbehaving, Part XI—the interactive ethics favorite—with Bradley J. Jackson and Scott Rothenberg providing real-world questions and answers regarding ethics and the law.
Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides
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Sessions
1.
Recent Developments in Admiralty and Maritime Law at the National Level and in the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits (Nov 2021)
Michael F. Sturley, Matthew H. Ammerman
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Session 1 —75 mins
Recent Developments in Admiralty and Maritime Law at the National Level and in the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits (Nov 2021)
The twenty-first annual installment of the seminal paper surveys developments, identifies issues of genuine national importance, and discusses items of significant interest from the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Michael F. Sturley,
The University of Texas School of Law - Austin, TX
Matthew H. Ammerman,
Law Office of Matthew H. Ammerman, P.C. - Houston, TX
2.
Puzzling Pilots: Reevaluating the Legal Status of Pilots (Nov 2021)
Reid E. Coleman
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Paper
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Slides
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– 13 pgs
Session 2 —30 mins
Puzzling Pilots: Reevaluating the Legal Status of Pilots (Nov 2021)
Using pilots as a case study, this presentation reexamines the ever-perplexing jurisprudence of seaman status and explores where the courts have, arguably, gone astray.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Reid E. Coleman,
U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit - Houston, TX
3.
En Banc Decision of the Fifth Circuit in Sanchez v. Smart Fabricators (Nov 2021)
Hon. W. Eugene Davis, Kenneth G. Engerrand
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– 51 pgs
Session 3 —62 mins
En Banc Decision of the Fifth Circuit in Sanchez v. Smart Fabricators (Nov 2021)
The author of the unanimous en banc decision of the Fifth Circuit in Sanchez v. Smart Fabricators discusses the evolution of the test for seaman status and the ramifications of the decision for maritime workers and employers.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Hon. W. Eugene Davis,
U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit - New Orleans, LA
Kenneth G. Engerrand,
Brown Sims, P.C. - Houston, TX
4.
A Practical Guide to Filing a Limitation of Liability Proceeding (Nov 2021)
Frank A. Piccolo
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Session 4 —28 mins
A Practical Guide to Filing a Limitation of Liability Proceeding (Nov 2021)
This presentation discusses the pleadings and related documents that need to be filed in connection with a limitation of liability proceeding under the unified Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and points out the differences in terminology between the Federal Rules and the former Admiralty Rules.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Frank A. Piccolo,
Chaffe McCall LLP - Houston, TX
5.
Legal Issues with Novel Uses and Emerging Technologies in the Maritime Sector (Nov 2021)
Sean T. Pribyl
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Paper
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– 55 pgs
Slides
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– 19 pgs
Session 5 —31 mins
Legal Issues with Novel Uses and Emerging Technologies in the Maritime Sector (Nov 2021)
An exploration of the ongoing development of novel uses in the maritime sector, including alternative fuels (hydrogen, biofuels, nuclear), wave energy generation, autonomy, commercial space operations, and aquaculture. In many cases, these emerging technologies have outpaced regulations and may not fit squarely in current legal frameworks, and are requiring innovative solutions.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Sean T. Pribyl,
Holland & Knight LLP - Washington, DC
6.
Offshore Wind Energy Projects and the Complexities Presented by U.S. Maritime Laws (Nov 2021)
John J. Michael, Jeff Andreini, Karl Humberson
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– 6 pgs
Session 6 —59 mins
Offshore Wind Energy Projects and the Complexities Presented by U.S. Maritime Laws (Nov 2021)
This panel of industry experts offers insights into the complicating role that the Jones Act, OCSLA, and other maritime laws play in developing and operating offshore wind energy projects in U.S. waters.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
John J. Michael,
Vinson & Elkins LLP - Houston, TX
Jeff Andreini,
Crowley Marine Services, Inc. - Houston, TX
Karl Humberson,
Dominion Energy - Richmond, VA
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Laying the Keel for a Seaworthy Arbitration (Nov 2021)
F. Daniel Knight, Tami L. Brennan, Julia M. Haines, Theresa Wanat
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– 11 pgs
Session 7 —61 mins
Laying the Keel for a Seaworthy Arbitration (Nov 2021)
A discussion of the considerations arbitration clause drafters give to contract language and terms, as well as the impact of those decisions when disputes arise.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
F. Daniel Knight,
Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry - Houston, TX
Tami L. Brennan,
MODEC International, Inc. - Houston, TX
Julia M. Haines,
Holland & Knight LLP - Houston, TX
Theresa Wanat,
Holland & Knight LLP - Houston, TX
8.
Analyzing Subrogation and Recovery Issues in Complex Maritime Property Losses (Nov 2021)
James D. Dendinger, Jason S. Schulze
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– 13 pgs
Session 8 —29 mins
Analyzing Subrogation and Recovery Issues in Complex Maritime Property Losses (Nov 2021)
Examine a recent and complex vessel collision that occurred during Hurricane Harvey, spanning various maritime issues. Hear an analysis on how those issues intersect with the subrogation claims pursued on behalf of a multitude of insurers. This presentation also touches upon common subrogation claims and defense regularly encountered in litigation.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
James D. Dendinger,
Cozen O'Connor - Dallas, TX
Jason S. Schulze,
Cozen O’Connor - Houston, TX
9.
Insolvencies Topic: Intersection of Admiralty and Bankruptcy (Nov 2021)
Hon. Chris López
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– 13 pgs
Session 9 —31 mins
Insolvencies Topic: Intersection of Admiralty and Bankruptcy (Nov 2021)
A discussion on the unique aspects of maritime bankruptcy cases and some practical tips for professionals appearing in bankruptcy courts.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Hon. Chris López,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas - Houston, TX
10.
What To Do If Your Client Is Misbehaving, Part XI (Nov 2021)
Bradley A. Jackson, Scott Rothenberg
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Paper
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– 29 pgs
Slides
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– 49 pgs
Session 10 —57 mins
What To Do If Your Client Is Misbehaving, Part XI (Nov 2021)
Real-world questions and answers regarding ethics, the law, and what to do when your client asks you to do something improper. Stump our experts with your hardest questions! Please submit your questions in advance via this short form.
Originally presented: Oct 2021 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Bradley A. Jackson,
The University of Texas School of Law - Houston, TX
Scott Rothenberg,
Law Office of Scott Rothenberg - Bellaire, TX