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America's New Container Port: What the Louisiana International Terminal Means for Gulf Operators
On August 17, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers granted the federal permit authorizing construction of the Louisiana International Terminal at Violet in St. Bernard Parish, on the Lower Mississippi River downriver from New Orleans. The permit clears the last major regulatory hurdle for what Port NOLA describes as the only new greenfield container port currently under development in the United States. Construction is expected to take five years. The projected investment is roug
Aug 195 min read


Jones Act Seaman Status and Implications with LHWCA
A deckhand on your towboat and a rigger on your dock can be injured on the same day, doing work that looks broadly similar, and be covered by two entirely different legal systems with different insurance policies behind them. Get the classification wrong and you have an injured employee, a claim your policy does not respond to, and a lawsuit your workers' compensation coverage was never designed to defend. For Gulf Coast operators, this is not an abstract legal question. Harb
Aug 38 min read
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