Maritime Law Heating Up as COVID-19 Boosts Boating Demand in South Florida
"Florida courts have said the hurricanes are not 'unexpectable' and are therefore not necessarily an act of God," said James N. Hurley, shareholder and chair of Fowler White's Maritime Law Practice Group.
July 21, 2021 at 01:36 PM
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Q&AEver since the COVID-19 pandemic made "social distancing" a household phrase, boating has become a go-to activity for South Floridians wanting to get outdoors without mingling with other people.
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