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Raymond Timothy Waid
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Biography
I am a lawyer based in New Orleans, Louisiana. My practice focuses on marine and energy cases involving property damage, personal injury, cargo, pollution, contract disputes, and regulatory issues.
My practice includes post-casualty investigations, and representing my clients' interests during the resulting government investigation and/or litigation, trial, and any subsequent appeal.
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Licensed in New York for 4 years
State: New York
Acquired: 2021
No misconduct found
Licensed in Washington for 7 years
State: Washington
Acquired: 2018
No misconduct found
Licensed in Louisiana for 18 years
State: Louisiana
Acquired: 2007
No misconduct found
Location
Liskow & Lewis, APLC
One Shell Square, 701 Poydras St Ste 5000, New Orleans, LA, 70139
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Experience
Honors
2018
Rising Star, Louisiana Super Lawyers
2018
MONTE M. LEMANN DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWARD, Tulane University Law School
2018
AV Preeminent Rating, Martindale-Hubbell
2017
Rising Star, Louisiana Super Lawyers
2016
Rising Star, Louisiana Super Lawyers
2015
Rising Star, Louisiana Super Lawyers
2014
Rising Star, Louisiana Super Lawyers
2013
Rising Star, Louisiana Super Lawyers
Work Experience
2014 - Present
Lawyer, Liskow & Lewis, Aplc
2007 - 2013
Lawyer, Phelps Dunbar LLP
2000 - 2004
Lieutenant Commander, United States Navy
Associations
2014 - Present
Tulane Maritime Law JournalBoard of Advisory Editors
2013 - Present
American Bar Association - Tort Trial & Insurance SectionVice Chair, Admiralty and Maritime Law Committee
2016 - 2017
American Bar Association - Tort Trial & Insurance SectionChair - Admiralty and Maritime Law Committee
2010 - 2013
Southeastern Admiralty Law InstituteLong Range Planning Committee Member
Education
2007
Tulane University Law School
J.D., cum laude
1999
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
B.A., magna cum laude
Speaking Engagements
2018
Regional Program - Seattle
“Maritime Best Practices Roundtable.” Regional Program
2018
ABA Mid-Year Meeting
“A Discussion of Maritime International Dispute Resolution.”
2018
16th Judge Alvin B. Rubin Conference on Maritime Personal Injury Law
“A Primer on Limitation of Liability and the Procedural Requirements of Rule F”
2017
Procrastinator’s Programs CLE Series
“Issues Keeping Maritime Clients Up At Night”
2017
Eighth Annual Oslo-Southampton-Tulane Colloquium, Panama City, Panama
“Legal Issues Involved in the USS McCAIN and USS FITZGERALD Collisions.”
2013
Spring Meeting
"Admiralty Practice in the 21st Century - the Government and Private Practice Perspective."
2013
Procrastinator’s Programs CLE Series
“Maritime Law Update.”
2009
Spring Meeting
“Recent Developments in the Fifth, Ninth, and Tenth Circuits.”
2009
Procrastinator’s Programs CLE Series
“Maritime Law Update.”
Publications
2012
ABA Tort and Trial Insurance Practice Law Journal, Fall 2012, Vol. 48, Issue I (contributing author).
“Recent Developments in Admiralty and Maritime Law.”
2011
Shipping and Transport International
"Supreme Court Provides Clarity for Cargo Damage Liability Arising from Multimodal Shipments."
2010
Benedict’s Maritime Bulletin Vol. 8, No. 1
“Cargo Law: Recent Developments in the Law.”
2009
ABA Admiralty and Maritime Law Committee Newsletter
“Carmack Gets Sea Legs - The Widening Gap in the Carmack/COGSA Circuit Split.”
2007
34 Transp. L. J. 113
“Piloting in Post-Kirby Waters: Navigating the Recent Circuit Court Split Over Whether the Carmack Amendment Applies to the Land Leg of an Intermodal Carriage of Goods on a Through Bill of Lading.”