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Staten Island, NY Admiralty and maritime lawyers

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  1. Jeffrey Dine

    Not yet reviewed

    Avvo Rating: 10

    Admiralty & Maritime, Arbitration, Litigation, Copyright Infringement

  2. Bruce Paulsen

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    Avvo Rating: 9.4

    Admiralty & Maritime, Litigation, Insurance, Arbitration

  3. Derick Betts

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    Avvo Rating: 8.4

    Admiralty & Maritime, Limited Liability Company (LLC), Tax

  4. Anthony Bisignano

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    Avvo Rating: 7.9

    Admiralty & Maritime, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Slip and Fall Accident, Spinal Cord Injury

  5. Hadley Roe

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    Avvo Rating: 6.9

    Admiralty & Maritime, Financial Markets and Services

  6. Ned Neuberger

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    Avvo Rating: 7.1

    Admiralty & Maritime, Antitrust & Trade Law, Bankruptcy & Debt, Corporate & Incorporation

  7. Leonard Robusto

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    Avvo Rating: 6.7

    Admiralty & Maritime, Employment & Labor, Environmental and Natural Resources

  8. Terry Stoltz

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    Avvo Rating: 6.7

    Admiralty & Maritime, Business, Commercial

  9. Edward Radzik

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    Avvo Rating: 6.6

    Admiralty & Maritime, Business, Personal Injury

  10. Kathy Robb

    Not yet reviewed

    Avvo Rating: 6.5

    Admiralty & Maritime, Environmental and Natural Resources, Litigation, Administrative Law, Appeals

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Admiralty and maritime

Admiralty law concerns the navigation and shipping rules and procedures for commercial and recreational boating. If you are on a boat or own a boat that crashes into another boat, or a dock, pier or wharf, admiralty law (also called maritime law) applies. If someone is injured in the crash, if cargo is damaged, or if the boat sinks and causes a gas spill, admiralty law assigns responsibility and determines who has to pay. Admiralty laws are complex and can be confusing. If you or your business engage in water-based activities, an admiralty or maritime lawyer can be very helpful.