Robert Dwight Peltz

Robert Dwight Peltz

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Licensed for 49 years

Admiralty and maritime Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Admiralty & Maritime, Personal Injury, Contracts & Agreements

P.O. Box 56-0003, Miami, FL

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Licenses

Licensed in Florida for 49 years

State: Florida

Acquired: 1976

Member in Good Standing

No misconduct found

Licensed in District of Columbia for 46 years

State: District of Columbia

Acquired: 1979

Administratively Suspended - Non-Payment of Dues

No misconduct found

Location

The Peltz Law Firm, P.A.

P.O. Box 56-0003, Miami, FL, 33256

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Experience

Rating:  10.0 (Superb)

Honors

2016

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Superlawyers

2015

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Superlawyers

2014

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Superlawyers

2013

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Superlawyers

2012

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Super Lawyers

2011

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Super Lawyers

2010

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Super Lawyers

2009

Maritime/Transportaion, Florida Super Lawyers

2008

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Super Lawyers

2007

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Super Lawyers

2006

Maritime/Transportation, Florida Super Lawyers

1986

Board Certified - Civil Trial, Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization and Education

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AV Rated, Martindale-Hubbell

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Board Certified Civil Trial Specialist, National Board of Trial Advocacy

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Proctor in Admiralty, Maritime Law Association

Associations

2011 - Present

AAJ/ATLA

Admiratly Committee

Southeast Admiralty Law Institute

Port Director

American Board of Trial Advocates

2010 - 2014

Maritime Law Association of the United States

Chairman Cruise Line Committee

1996 - 1997

Florida Bar, Advertising Committee

Chairman

1988 - 1989

Dade County Trial Lawyers Association

President

Education

1976

University of Miami School of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1973

Duke University

A.B.

Speaking Engagements

2016

Miami-Dade Trial Lawyers Past Presidents Seminar Series (Miami)

Handling Admiralty & Cruise Line Cases

2014

Maritime Law Association of the United States (New York)

What Every Ship Owner Needs To Know When A Man Overboard Situation Occurs

2014

ABA Trial & Insurance Seminar (Boca Raton)

Universal Issues in Resort, Tourism and Cruise Lines Litigation

2012

Maritime Law Association of the United States (New York)

The Legal Fallout from the Costa Concordia

2012

AAJ/ATLA Annual Convention (Chicago)

Has Time Passed Barbetta By?

2011

Maritime Law Association of the United States (New York)

Shipboard Releases—The Next Battle Ground

2011

AAJ Annual Convention (New York)

Special Considerations in Litigating Resort Cases

2010

Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute (Charleston)

Issues Arising Out of Health Care Treatment Provided to Passengers and Seamen

2010

Miami-Dade County Judges Conference

Steering A Course Between the Love Boat and the Titanic

2010

Maritime Law Association of the United States (Houston)

The Impact of New Congressional Legislation on the Cruise Industry

2010

Association of Corporate Counsel (Ft. Lauderdale)

Parameters, Scope and Strategy for Handling Corporate Representative Depositions

2009

Maritime Law Association of the United States (Charleston)

The Status of Mandatory Arbitration of Foreign Seamen’s Claims

2008

Maritime Law Association of the United States (Long Beach)

The Status of Medical Issues for Cruise Ship Operators

2008

Cruise Line International Association (Hollywood, Fla.)

Medicine on the Seas Update

2007

OSC Masters, Mates & Chief Engineers Conference (Tampa)

A Ship Owner’s Obligation to Accept Hiring Hall Seamen Under the ADA

2007

Maritime Law Association of the United States (Sanibel)

Medical Issues Facing Cruise Ship Owners

2006

Maritime Law Association of the United States (San Francisco)

The Reach of U.S. Criminal Jurisdiction for Crimes on the High Seas

2002

Florida Liability Claims Conference (Orlando)

Spoliation of Evidence, Did You Lose the Evidence or Was It Destroyed?

2001

Florida Bar, Admiralty Law Committee (Tampa)

The Development of Spoliation of Evidence Remedies in Florida

Publications

2015

Tulane Law Review Time Has Passed Barbetta By: Washing Away Over 100 Years of Outdated Precedent

2015

Tulane Maritime Law Journal Buffering the Collision Between the Historical Protections for Seamen and the Increasing Use of International Arbitration Agreements

2014

Tulane Maritime Law Journal Adrift at Sea—The Duty of Passing Ships to Rescue Stranded Seafarers

2013

University of San Francisco Maritime Law Journal, Circuit Courts Gone Wild: Restoring Rationality to the Interpretation of Miles

2012

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce The Athens Convention Revisited

2012

University of San Francisco Maritime Law Journal Has Time Passed Barbetta By?

2009

Nova University Law Review Corporate Representative Depositions: In Search of a Cohesive and Well-Defined Body of Law

2008

University of San Francisco Maritime Law Journal The Long Reach of U.S. Law Over Crimes Occurring on the High Seas

2007

University of San Francisco Maritime Law Journal Sea Food--Who Is Liable for a Bad Catch? An Analysis of a Ship Owner's Liability for Claims of Food Poisoning

2003

Tulane Maritime Law Journal Medicine on the Seas

2003

University of Miami Law Review Contempt of Court, The Turn-of-the-Century Lynching That Launched a Hundred Years of Federalism

2002

Florida State University Law Review The Necessity of Redefining Spoliation of Evidence Remedies in Florida

2001

International Travel Law Journal Amendments to Athens Convention Threaten U.S. Maritime Law

2000

University of San Francisco Maritime Law Journal The Titanic's Legacy: The History and Legal Developments Following the World's Most Famous Maritime Disaster

2000

Tulane Maritime Law Journal Salvaging Historic Wrecks

1996

Tulane Maritime Law Journal The Myth of Uniformity in Maritime Law

1989

Stetson Law Review Attorney Advertising-Opening Pandora's Box

1987

Stetson Law Review The Transformation of the "Fireman's Rule" frpom a Limited Premises Liaiblity doctrine into an Illogical Broad Barrier to Fair Compensation

1985

University of Miami Law Review Use of the Florida Public Records Act as a Discovery Tool in tort and Administrative Litigation Against the State

1976

University of Miami Law Review NEPA Threshold Determinations: A Framework of Analysis

1975

University of Miami Law Review Opening the School House Door to Procedural Due Process

Languages

English

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