Admiralty

Throwback Thursday: Mason v. The Blaireau

Admiralty has always been a site of transnational litigation in the United States. From the earliest years of the Republic, the admiralty courts heard disputes brought by foreigners against foreigners over incidents that occurred outside the United States—cases that today might be derided as “foreign-cubed.” These “foreign-cubed” admiralty decisions are worth a fresh look because…

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Vanderbilt Law School
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George Washington University Law School
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Cornell Law School
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University of North Carolina School of Law
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Vanderbilt Law School
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Whitecliff Management
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Institute for International and European Law
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University of Virginia School of Law
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Brooklyn Law School
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University of Colorado Law School
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Galatasaray University
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