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Maritime Proctor Blog

Chamberlain Hrdlicka's Maritime Proctor Blog is primarily about Admiralty and Maritime law decisions, but also discusses non-Admiralty litigation as well as other legal issues. This blog does not constitute legal advice of any kind. Moreover, it does not create an attorney/client relationship between the reader and either myself or Chamberlain Hrdlicka. Instead, I merely endeavor to discuss, on a broad level, common issues I see in my practice, as well as recent case developments or news concerning the Maritime industry.


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Posts from October 2020.

Discussions of generations – or more particularly how members of one generation can relate to members of another generation – dominate discussions of how businesses operate,[1] jury selection,[2] and even familial relations.[3]  Famed German sociologist Karl Mannheim published Das Problem Der Generationen (translated as “The Problem of Generations”) in 1928.  Mannheim’s central thesis is that generations have similar formative experiences in their youth that unite people across gender, class, race, or other classifications to have a shared, common ...