Victim sued the marina, the borough and the boat owner after she fell from a yacht and hit her head, causing permanent damage.
Dozens of Chinese nationals without visas were allegedly smuggled from the Bahamas to South Florida aboard yachts
Circumnavigation Deferred, Vessel Spends Decade in Serial Litigation
Features Time-Lapse Depiction of 40-Footer Reflotation
Anchored Illegally in the Estuary, Authorities Say
Ownership Dispute over 74-Foot Sunseeker Comes to a Head at Lauderdale
Meanwhile, Residential Sewage Literally Pours Into Indian River Lagoon
Man Survives After Surgery; Officer on Leave Pending Investigation
Madeira Beach Cherry Picks Language To Get Around State Law
Aims Regulation at Vessels Lacking Mobility
His Leap Onto the Sub Went Viral
Detectives Arrest Matthew Taylor in $1.5 Million Theft
Seen as Threat to Coast Guard, Navigation in General
Carman, 26, says he was adrift for seven days after his boat sank with his mother aboard. Linda Carman has never been found. His father died mysteriously too.
Florida Is a Hotbed of Scofflaws.
Hundreds of Southbound Cruisers, Great Loopers Will Be Affected, Not Necessarily Right Away
'Club Isle' Concept Shifts Legal Address to Local Marina Grounds (Video)
Clues from the St. Brendan's Isle Voter Rolls
Election Supervisor Targets St. Brendan’s Isle Mail Service, Which Fears for Its Future
Weather Router Reacts to Florida Elections Decision
In Other Matters, Business as Usual
Passes House But Fails Because of Last-Minute 'Crunch' in Senate
A Maritime Lawyer's Point of View