The objectives of the Association shall be to advance reforms in the Maritime Law of the United States, to facilitate justice in its administration, to promote uniformity in its enactment and interpretation, to furnish a forum for the discussion and... [Read More]
The MLA is a professional organization concerned with improvements in the maritime law, which stands ready to be of help to those interested in this area of law. Our members are law students, lawyers, industry representatives, judges, and more. [Read More]
Founded in 1899, the Maritime Law Association of the United States is the oldest and most recognized maritime legal organization in the United States, furthering the understanding and advancement of maritime law among lawyers, scholars, and maritime industries. [Read More]
John J. Walsh, a partner at Freehill, Hogan & Mahar, passed away on June 10, 2022, at the age of Read More
Hill, Betts & Nash LLP has job openings for a senior litigation attorney (5+ years) and a junior litigation attorney Read More
Dear Members: Many of you have received solicitations from companies offering to sell you the “MLA Mailing List.” Please note Read More
The Maritime Law Association of the United States Award for the Best Brief in the Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Read More
The Admiralty & Maritime Law Section of Willcox Savage, a firm located in Norfolk, Virginia, has an immediate opportunity for Read More
The MLA has received requests and suggestions for support and humanitarian aid in connection with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion Read More
The MLA’s Immediate Past President, Francis X. Nolan, III served as a delegate in the official United States delegation to Read More
The Maritime Executive: Opinion: To Support U.S. Interests, Ratify UNCLOS and Rotterdam Rules, by President David J. Farrell, Jr. From Read More
Cox, Wootton, Lerner, Griffin & Hansen, LLP’s San Francisco, Los Angeles and Honolulu offices are currently seeking attorneys to assist Read More