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Protecting the fragile underwater ecosystems and achieving business goals don’t always go hand in hand, but it can. Preventing groundings and collisions

As we near the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, we find ourselves reflecting on past storms. These powerful natural phenomena have left indelible marks

A New Five-Part Webinar Series from August 31 to October 5 Right now, hundreds of vessel owners and operators across the globe are grappling with the same

All jobs, on land or at sea, can lead to wage disputes where an employee didn’t get paid  at all, didn’t get paid enough, or didn’t get paid on

Be Careful What You Say After an Accident Working aboard a vessel in the maritime industry comes with inherent risks. Consequently, as a USCG-licensed officer,

The research and survey ships operated, managed and maintained by NOAA Marine and Aviation Operations comprise the largest fleet of federal research ships in

Unexpected shipping casualties or vessel incidents occur frequently and can result in an investigation and the suspension of your USCG license. Acting fast and

As dawn broke over the Gulf of Mexico, a rig known as “Poseidon’s Marvel” was already bustling with activity. Standing tall amid the waves, the oil rig

For companies involved in international shipping, efficient and timely movement of goods is crucial to remain competitive. However, detention and demurrage

The Shipbuilders Council of America (SCA) announced Alabama Shipyard received SCA’s annual “Excellence in Safety” Award.  SCA, the national

New York-based shipping and logistics company MTS Logistics announced today that it has raised over $100,000 for autism awareness through its annual bike tour

Mariners and recreational boaters must beware that while the landscape of marijuana laws has  changed in the U.S., the seascape has not.   The

In this webinar, Cape Horn Engineering presents how Siemens CFD technology is used at the forefront of new designs for yachts, commercial ships and renewable

Historically, the use of unmanned surface vessels (USV) began in very controlled environments where the seafloor was well mapped and the underwater environment

As the latest batch of environmental regulations come into force, the pressure’s on for shipowners and operators to reduce emissions. From clean fuels to

Managing biofouling on ship hulls has been a topic of interest for thousands of years. Like many things in the marine industry, progress in this field has been

Cargo vessels serve as the backbone of global trade, transporting goods across the world’s oceans. However, many of these vessels are aging, which raises

Program continues to expand and achieve greater environmental benefits by Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies Twenty three shipping companies participated in

Nor-Shipping is launching a fresh initiative to strengthen and support the pipeline of new talent entering the world of maritime and ocean business. Christened

In a unique case involving complex issues of both admiralty law and state law, Carolyn Latti and David Anderson of  Latti & Anderson LLP succeeded in