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Litigation in Admiralty and Maritime Law: State Court Trials, Preserving Error, and More
Contains material from Oct 2017
Litigation in Admiralty and Maritime Law: State Court Trials, Preserving Error, and More
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Very informative and well organized, notwithstanding the title of this presentation.
Interesting panels. The last one w Judge Hughes was a bit too conversational (he is funny, I did like that) and could've had a bit more discussion of maritime law. The first panel could've just been dubbed an intro to state court for federal practitioners, lol. Not much maritime. Love all the written materials!
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Session 1: Trying Your Maritime Case in State Court - How does a maritime trial in state court differ from one in federal court? Take a short voyage to see the differences between trials in state and federal courts. Ports of call include jury selection, cross-examination, standards for admitting expert testimony, and charging the jury.
Session 2: Preserving Error and Navigating Appeals in State Court - Learn about error preservation tips and traps, getting a case into the Texas Supreme Court, and the story behind the latest Texas Supreme Court case on vessel status.
Session 3: State Law in a Maritime Case: "The Devil's Own Mess" - Discover the complexity of and approaches to the issue of when it is appropriate to apply state law in a maritime case.
Session 4: Nearly Random Thoughts on the Law and Sea - A conversation among Kenneth G. Engerrand, the audience, and Judge Hughes.
Session 2: Preserving Error and Navigating Appeals in State Court - Learn about error preservation tips and traps, getting a case into the Texas Supreme Court, and the story behind the latest Texas Supreme Court case on vessel status.
Session 3: State Law in a Maritime Case: "The Devil's Own Mess" - Discover the complexity of and approaches to the issue of when it is appropriate to apply state law in a maritime case.
Session 4: Nearly Random Thoughts on the Law and Sea - A conversation among Kenneth G. Engerrand, the audience, and Judge Hughes.
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Trying Your Maritime Case in State Court (Oct 2017)
Hon. Dan Hinde
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Session 1 —30 mins
Trying Your Maritime Case in State Court (Oct 2017)
How does a maritime trial in state court differ from one in federal court? Take a short voyage to see the differences between trials in state and federal courts. Ports of call include jury selection, cross-examination, standards for admitting expert testimony, and charging the jury.
Originally presented: Sep 2017 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Hon. Dan Hinde,
269th District Court, Harris County - Houston, TX
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Preserving Error and Navigating Appeals in State Court (Oct 2017)
Christina F. Crozier
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Session 2 —25 mins
Preserving Error and Navigating Appeals in State Court (Oct 2017)
Learn about error preservation tips and traps, getting a case into the Texas Supreme Court, and the story behind the latest Texas Supreme Court case on vessel status.
Originally presented: Sep 2017 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Christina F. Crozier,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Houston, TX
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State Law in a Maritime Case: "The Devil's Own Mess" (Oct 2017)
Hon. John W. deGravelles
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Session 3 —28 mins
State Law in a Maritime Case: "The Devil's Own Mess" (Oct 2017)
Discover the complexity of and approaches to the issue of when it is appropriate to apply state law in a maritime case.
Originally presented: Sep 2017 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Hon. John W. deGravelles,
U.S. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana - Baton Rouge, LA
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Nearly Random Thoughts on the Law and Sea (Oct 2017)
Lynn N. Hughes, Kenneth G. Engerrand
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Session 4 —47 mins
Nearly Random Thoughts on the Law and Sea (Oct 2017)
A conversation among Kenneth G. Engerrand, the audience, and Judge Hughes.
Originally presented: Sep 2017 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Judge Lynn N. Hughes,
United States District Court, Southern District of Texas - Houston, TX
Kenneth G. Engerrand,
Brown Sims, P.C. - Houston, TX