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HON. RICHARD T. ANDRIAS (Ret.) CO-AUTHORS “LETTERS OF CREDIT” CHAPTER IN WEST'S TREATISE “COMMERCIAL LITIGATION IN NEW YORK COURTS”

Posted on May 13, 2021

The contents of the chapter includes sections about the unique nature and principles of letters of credit, the types and parties to the letter of credit, and the sources of letters of credit law. For those familiar with letters of credit, the chapter also covers recent developments and discussions of strategic litigation approaches and objectives and the various remedies available.

CLE WEBINAR: HON. JOHN G. INGRAM (Ret.) TO PRESENT “MARITIME LAW 101 AND INTRODUCTION TO PERSONAL INJURY AND MEDICAL MALPRACTICE ON THE HIGH SEAS”

Posted on Apr 30, 2021

The general maritime law of the United States traces its historic roots to legal principles that predate the founding of the country. So critical was this area of the law to a fledgling nation that the founding fathers agreed that federal courts, not state courts, would exercise admiralty jurisdiction and specifically incorporated same into Article III of the Constitution.