Suppose a passenger or crewman aboard a cruise ship slips through a faulty guardrail. Who is liable: the cruise operator or the guardrail manufacturer? When workers suffer injury or death while offshore, who owes what compensation to them or their survivors? The answers hinge on the complexities of admiralty and maritime law.
As we embark on a three-day weekend, here is a brief history of this holiday that marks the end of summer for many of us.
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An insurance policy is a promise. In exchange for a premium, insurance companies promise to pay valid claims. When insurance companies fail to keep their promises, their insured customers can suffer without compensation.
An insurance policy is a promise. In exchange for a premium, insurance companies promise to pay valid claims. When insurance companies fail to keep their promises, their insured customers can suffer without compensation.