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85 Tul. L. Rev. 1305 (2010-2011)

handle is hein.journals/tulr85 and id is 1315 raw text is: Maritime Catastrophe Response- Civil and Criminal Counsel Investigation; Illustrative Recent Collision and Platform Case Law; Criminalization of Marine Negligence Michael M. Butterworth Thomas D. Forbes* I. INTRODUCTION. ................................... ......1306 II. COLLISION REGULATIONS MADE SIMPLE ..................1309 A. At Sea--Internadonal COLREGS. .............. 1309 B. At Sea-nternational COLREGS Simplified ............... 1310 1. In Al Weathers. .......................1310 2. Clear Visibility-Vessels in Visual Sight of One Another-Actions To Avoid Collisions ..........1311 3. Restricted Visibility ............... .....1312 C Harbors andRives-US. Inland Rules.... .......... 1313 D. Point/B end Custom .................... .... 1314 E Entrance Custom .................... ..... 1315 F Texas Chicken Custom.................... 1315 G. US. Coast Guard Vessel Traffic Systems ..............1315 H Frequent Collision Causes.................... 1316 1. Fatigue ............ ...... .........1317 2. Fog .......................... .....1318 L US. Collision Case Law Post-Reliable Transfer.............1320 J Clear Visibility Collisions. ............... .....1320 0 2011 Michael M. Butterworth and Thomas D. Forbes. * Michael M. Butterworth (J.D. 1989, Tulane University School of Law; B. Sci. 1980, California Maritime Academy) and Thomas D. Forbes (B.A. 1971, J.D. 1974, Boston University); with the substantial and much appreciated assistance of Jeremy Herschaft (J.D. 2003, South Carolina; Admiralty LL.M. 2004, Tulane University School of Law); Raymond T. Waid (J.D. 2006, Tulane University School of Law; Lt. Cdr., U.S. Navy); and Meredith Blanque (J.D. 2009, Loyola School of Law). This Article reflects the general views of Mr. Butterworth and Mr. Forbes only Please note the specific facts of a particular case may result in a different outcome and a different position taken by the authors. The reader is urged to consult with counsel concerning any particular case and not to rely on the generalities set forth herein. 1305

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