Families Fear Owner Will Put It Back To Sea By Staff The Standard-Times August 4, 1999
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- Lawyers Of The Year 2001 - Carolyn M. Latti, Boston
- Legal Stage Is Set For Portland Judge To Decide Fault In Starbound Sinking
- Boating Case Has Major Significance For Maritime Law
- Tanker Firm Posts $13M For Lawsuits
- Federal Suit Filed Against Suspect Tanker's Owner, Operator
- Fisherman's Widow Files $6M Suit
- Family Of Starbound Victim Files Second Lawsuit, This One In U.S.
- Maine Fisherman's Widow Files Suit Against Tanker
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- The Largest Jury Verdicts of 1997: Seaman's 'Minor' Injury
- $2M Verdict For Sea Captain With 'Minor' Shoulder Injury
- Jury Awards Maine Tanker Captain $2M
- Boat Line Worker Wins Lawsuit
- Helicopter Crash Lawsuit Settled
- Pilot Enters Apology As Part Of Settlement
- Copter Victim's Family Files Suit
- Admiralty Expert Helps Family Recover For Tragic Death
- Discovery Of Fishing Boat Atlantis Wreckage Draws A Mixed Response
- Lost Fishing Boat Atlantis Found On Ocean Bottom Off Nantucket
- Suit Seeks $4.5M From Owners Of Missing New Bedford Boat
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- Fisherman Hurt By Winch Is Awarded $1.7 Million
- Maritime Attorney Wins Million-Dollar Verdicts For His Seafaring Clients
- U.S. Weather Agency Held Liable In Storm Deaths
- Weather Or Not: Why Lawyer Michael Latti Is Suing The Weather Bureau For $2.2 Million
- Articles-1970-1979
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