NEW MARITIME SECURITY REGULATIONS AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON POLLUTION RESPONSE AND LIABILITY IN THE U.S.

Gonynor, Frank J.

doi:10.7901/2169-3358-2005-1-233

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SESSION 9: SECURITY & LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS| May 01 2005

NEW MARITIME SECURITY REGULATIONS AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON POLLUTION RESPONSE AND LIABILITY IN THE U.S.

Frank J. Gonynor

Eastham, Watson, Dale & Forney, L.L.P., 808 Travis, 20th Floor, The Niels Esperson Building, Houston, Texas 77002

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International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings (2005) 2005 (1): 233–235.

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This article presents the various issues that have arisen in connection with the handling of marine pollution incidents in the United States and the legal and practical issues that impact them due to the recent enactment of maritime security laws and regulations.

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