Be Our Guest to the New Bedford Commercial Marine Expo
On April 27th through the 28th, Latti & Anderson LLP will be attending the Commercial Marine Expo (CME) in New Bedford, Massachusetts and we would like you to join!
You can pay $20 at the door upon arrival. However, if you contact our office at (800) 392-6072 or contact us online, we can send you an invitation that will allow you to attend the Commercial Marine Expo for free!
The Commercial Marine Expo is the Largest Commercial Marine Trade Show
The CME is the Atlantic Seaboard’s biggest commercial marine trade show. No matter your job in the maritime industry, the CME is a great opportunity to price, compare or buy all of the industry’s new equipment, safety gear, technology and check out demonstrations. The CME welcomes:
- Owners and operators of commercial vessels
- Military workers, such as the Coast Guard, Navy and security personnel
- Workers in the shipping industry
- Commercial fishing boat owners
- Commercial fishermen
- Passenger boat owners or operators
- Charter boat operators
- Commercial boat builders
- Engineers
- Architects
- Commercial maritime equipment manufacturers or distributors
- Harbormasters
- Military buyers
- Government officials
- Boat yard operators
- Academic students
If you make a living on the waterfront, this expo is where you need to be. The 2016 CME is going to be the biggest expo yet and will have more exhibitors with the latest maritime gear and information than ever before.
Stop By Our Booth at the Commercial Marine Expo!
The expo is located at the State Pier and our maritime injury attorneys, Carolyn Latti and David Anderson will be at our booth, ready to talk to you about our maritime injury legal services. Our firm represents people with injuries they sustain either on land or at sea, nationwide. We have decades of experience interpreting what your rights are according to maintenance and cure, The Jones Act, the Longshore Act and will explore all options to make sure our clients can receive the most compensation for their injuries.