Mark Reese Pharr III

Tiger also serves as outside corporate counsel for several oilfield service companies. His work in this area includes transactional work such as Asset Purchase Agreements, Stock Purchases and Sales, Contracts – including creating and analyzing Master Service Agreements, Time Charters, Bareboat Charter Agreements, Vessel Purchase Agreements, and Teaming Agreements.

Tiger’s practice is centered around general casualty defense with an emphasis in maritime personal injury under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, the Jones Act, the General Maritime Law, and Death on the High Seas Act, premise liability, automobile/trucking, environmental/toxic tort liability, and subrogation.

Tiger’s practice is centered around general casualty defense with an emphasis in maritime personal injury under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, the Jones Act, the General Maritime Law, and Death on the High Seas Act, premise liability, automobile/trucking, environmental/toxic tort liability, and subrogation.

Tiger’s practice is centered around general casualty defense with an emphasis in maritime personal injury under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, the Jones Act, the General Maritime Law, and Death on the High Seas Act, premise liability, automobile/trucking, environmental/toxic tort liability, and subrogation.