Kubicki Draper provides legal counsel in admiralty and maritime litigation and transactions. We represent vessel owners, shippers, charterers, and marinas in personal injury, wrongful death, casualty, environmental and property damage claims; and vessel designers, manufacturers, and distributors in products liability claims. Our attorneys handle all aspects of marine insurance, including providing coverage opinions, drafting policy language, and handling first party hull and machinery insurance claims. Additionally, we draft, negotiate, and litigate various commercial contracts and documents on behalf of charterers and concessionaires.
Our admiralty and maritime attorneys defend clients in suits involving a variety of claims, including:
- Cargo Claims
- Casualty and Environmental Claims
- Contracts/Waivers and other Commercial Documents
- Event Sponsorships (i.e., Boat Shows)
- Limitation of Liability Act
- Marine Insurance
- Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
- Personal Watercraft and Recreational Boating Accidents
- Products Liability
- Property Damage
- Sexual Assault
PRACTICE TEAM
Maria Freire
- Associate
- Miami
Francesca A. Ippolito-Craven
- Shareholder
- Miami
Raul R. Loredo
- Shareholder
- Ft. Myers
Raquel Lauren Loret de Mola
- Shareholder
- Miami
Justin P. Roberts
- Shareholder
- West Palm Beach
Nicole Lauren Wulwick
- Shareholder
- Miami
Recent Posts
Sink or Swim: Charting the Right Course in Admiralty Jurisdiction — 5 Takeaways
Admiralty cases can be brought in state court: Personal injury plaintiffs are permitted to bring an admiralty case in state...
KD Webinar – Sink or Swim: Charting the Right Course in Admiralty Jurisdiction
November 3, 2021 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. EST Presenters: Lisandra Guerrero, Raquel Loret de Mola, Kimberly Beckwith, Katherine Kmiec...
Maritime: Navigating the Waters of Admiralty Jurisdiction
In our Winter 2013 Quarterly, we addressed the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Lozman v. City of Riviera Beach,...
To be, or not to be (a vessel), that is the question.
The United States Supreme Court’s recent decision in Lozman v. City of Riviera Beach, 133 S.Ct. 735 (2013), has limited...