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Fast Facts: Red Light, Green Light

UNITED STATES— Those lights at the bow of the boat aren’t just Christmas decorations, they play a very important role on a boat. In 1838, The United States passed

Katherine Clements January 28, 2022

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Ask a Maritime Attorney: Is a U.S. Flagged Vessel considered U.S. soil?

Question: I was just informed by my tax accountant that the IRS is trying to exclude a piece of equipment I bought for business purposes and installed aboard our

Katherine Clements October 14, 2021

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Ask a Maritime Attorney: What is Admiralty law?

Question: I was briefly involved in a lawsuit last year in connection with a boat accident and I was a little confused by some of the terminology. First, what

Katherine Clements October 7, 2021

admiralty law

Fast Facts: Red Light, Green Light

Ask a Maritime Attorney: Is a U.S. Flagged Vessel considered U.S. soil?

Ask a Maritime Attorney: What is Admiralty law?

News Briefs

American Sailing Partners with Savvy Navvy to Expand Digital Navigation Training

Catalina Island Health Foundation Continues Its Mission to Build the Island’s Future Hospital

Port Approves Plans for New Sugar Import Facility at Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal

What Every Boater Should Know Before Anchoring at Catalina Island

South Coast Fish Report

Bass Pro Shops Announces Plans for New La Mesa Destination Store

Boating News Alert: DBW Opens Grant Applications to Promote Clean Boating Across California

If Catalina Island Were a Person

Rancho Catalina Expands as Catalina’s Newest Event Destination

The Past, Present and Future of the Catalina Island Conservancy

More Than a Meal: Catalina’s Dining Scene Is Worth the Crossing

Heading South? What U.S. Boaters Need to Know About Mexico Liability Coverage

Coast Guard Cutter Narwhal Opens for Public Tours at Dana Point Harbor

Commission Approves Temporary Restrictions on Shore-Based Shark Fishing Gear

A Perfect Catalina Weekend: Your Three-Day Island Escape