The Yacht Law Podcast

De: Michael Moore & Diane Byrne
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  • The Yacht Law Podcast answers your legal questions about buying, selling, and owning superyachts; working aboard them; and more. Hosted by maritime attorney Michael Moore and yachting journalist Diane Byrne, each episode provides insight into how to better navigate the luxury yachting lifestyle. While we discuss common legal issues, the information shared is not intended as legal advice or as a substitute for the personalized advice of your own attorney. Consider The Yacht Law Podcast as a starting point to better educate yourself about the superyacht world.
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  • Superyacht Cruising in Alaska: Navigating the Legal Waters
    Feb 27 2025

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    Are you eager for extraordinary superyacht cruising experiences in Alaska? This episode offers a comprehensive exploration of the essential regulations, documentation requirements, and environmental considerations that yacht owners must be aware of before navigating these stunning waters. We uncover the increasing popularity of Alaskan cruising, highlighting why this destination has become a sought-after choice for yacht enthusiasts.

    Gain insight into maritime laws that differentiate Alaska from other states, affecting how yacht travel operates in this pristine region. We discuss crucial topics such as pilotage, necessary certifications, and the environmental impact regulations in place. You'll discover the significance of having proper permits and documentation while in the state, which can be the key to avoiding legal pitfalls.

    Additionally, learn about the importance of choosing a knowledgeable yacht agent. Their expertise in local laws and requirements can make your journey smoother and more rewarding. With such vital information at your fingertips, you'll be well-equipped for an unforgettable yachting experience amidst Alaska's breathtaking landscapes.

    Join us, subscribe, share, and leave a review to keep our discussions going! What questions do you have about yachting in Alaska? Your insights are invaluable!

    Have a yacht law question? Email it to info@megayachtnews.com or michael@moore-and-co.com for your chance to have it answered on our podcast. All requests for confidentiality and/or anonymity are respected.

    Hiring a lawyer is a big decision. Visit Moore & Company for the legal team's qualifications and experience. And, to learn the latest about superyacht launches, shipyards, designs, and destinations, visit Megayacht News.

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  • Yacht Salvage: A Salvor's Tale of Saving the Sunken
    Dec 19 2024

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    Yacht salvage is a complex field that intertwines legal, environmental, and practical challenges. While the subject was a topic for a podcast in our first season, that episode led to more in-depth questions--as did the subsequent sinking iof the superyacht Bayesian. Therefore, in this episode, we explore notable incidents, including that of the Bayesian, and the layers of responsibility and coordination crucial for effective salvage operations with the legendary salvor Nick Sloane.

    A former president of the International Salvage Union, Nick learned early lessons during his first major operation on a Spanish tanker in 1983. He gained further expertise thanks to the staggering complexities of one of the most high-profile cases in modern times, specifically the Costa Concordia salvage, Ever wondered what it takes to tackle marine emergencies and avert disaster in trying to raise a yacht or other vessel? You're about to find out. Nick shares captivating stories and profound insights that reveal the layers of responsibility, coordination, and quick decision-making required.

    This episode explores the procedural and legal intricacies that make or break a yacht salvage operation. Dive into a riveting case where quick action saved a sunken yacht, and unravel the challenges of lifting these colossal vessels from the depths. Learn about how mitigating environmental damage became significantly more important following yet another high-profile salvage. Additionally, you'll hear straight from Nick why mastering buoyancy and preserving structural integrity, all the while monitoring weather windows, is just as crucial.

    Join us for an eye-opening discussion that underscores the essential role of skilled salvors in protecting both the environment and financial assets.

    Have a yacht law question? Email it to info@megayachtnews.com or michael@moore-and-co.com for your chance to have it answered on our podcast. All requests for confidentiality and/or anonymity are respected.

    Hiring a lawyer is a big decision. Visit Moore & Company for the legal team's qualifications and experience. And, to learn the latest about superyacht launches, shipyards, designs, and destinations, visit Megayacht News.

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    35 m
  • Yacht Collisions at Sea: Navigating Responsibilities
    Jun 3 2024

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    Embark on a riveting journey as Michael, a veteran maritime lawyer, sheds light on the complexities of maritime law sparked by the collision of the container ship Dali with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. The first chapter of our discussion steers through the legal presumptions and navigational rules that govern the seas, revealing how these centuries-old principles still profoundly impact the resolution of maritime incidents. Michael's narrative intertwines the threads of his professional path with America's rich seafaring past, creating a tapestry that illustrates the depth and influence of admiralty law in modern navigation and litigation.

    As we sail into the murky waters of maritime terminology, Michael clarifies the distinction between 'alision' and 'collision'—terms that might sound synonymous but carry significantly different legal connotations. The conversation anchors on a real-world example, dissecting the responsibilities of a vessel's captain versus those of a state-assigned pilot, and delves into the crucial protocols that must be followed when technical issues arise onboard. Drawing parallels with historic maritime disasters, we explore the enduring question of how crews communicate critical information and the legal ramifications that follow.

    The final chapter of our voyage investigates the aftermath of maritime tragedies, focusing on the role of the NTSB and the interplay between public opinion and the legal system. Through the lens of Captain John Laro's story and the heart-wrenching bridge collision he was involved with, we scrutinize the legal strategies employed and the evidentiary hurdles navigated in courtrooms. Michael's insights offer a beacon of understanding for anyone intrigued by the intricacies of maritime law and the quest for justice on the open seas. Join us for a podcast episode that promises to leave you with a newfound respect for the legal guardians of our waterways.

    Have a yacht law question? Email it to info@megayachtnews.com or michael@moore-and-co.com for your chance to have it answered on our podcast. All requests for confidentiality and/or anonymity are respected.

    Hiring a lawyer is a big decision. Visit Moore & Company for the legal team's qualifications and experience. And, to learn the latest about superyacht launches, shipyards, designs, and destinations, visit Megayacht News.

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