Kenneth H. Volk

Publications

• Limitation of Liability - Is Filing of Petition under Section 185 of the Limitation Act the Only Way to Invoke Protection of the Act - Confusion of in Rem and in Personam Proceedings
  33 J. MAR. L. & COM. (2002) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 2002

• Limitation of Liability and the Tennessee Supreme Court
  27 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1996) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1996
• Seamen's Personal Injury Claims - Suits in Admiralty - Jury Trial: A Demand for a Jury Trial Was Upheld in an Admiralty Action in Personam and in Rem, in Which a Claim under the Jones Act was Joined With Claims for Unseaworthiness and Maintenance and Cure - Zrncevich v. Blue Hawaii Enterprises Inc.
  22 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1991) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1991
• Tribute by the Maritime Law Association of the United States
  22 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1991) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1991

• Limitation of Liability - Timely Filing of Petition - Pleading Limitation as a Defense: In a Personal Injury Suit against a Fishing Vessel Owner in Texas State Court, the Owner Pleaded Limitation as a Defense - More Than Six Months Later, the Owner Filed a Complaint for Limitation in a U.S. District Court, Which Dismissed It as Untimely - The Court of Appeals, Affirming, Stated That in Any Event, the Federal Court Had Exclusive Jurisdiction to Hear the Limitation Issue
  19 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1988) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1988
• Limitation of Liability - Timely Filing of Petition - Pleading Limitation as a Defense: In a Personal Injury Suit against a Fishing Vessel Owner in Texas State Court, the Owner Pleaded Limitation as a Defense - More Than Six Months Later, the Owner Filed a Complaint for Limitation in a U.S. District Court, Which Dismissed It as Untimely - The Court of Appeals, Affirming, Stated That in Any Event, the Federal Court Had Exclusive Jurisdiction to Hear the Limitation Issue
  19 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1988) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1988
• Limitation of Liability-Stay-Actions against the Master: Excursion Boat Backed into a Group of Swimmers, Killing One and Injuring Others; Held, Restraining Order Issued Pursuant to Complaint by Vessel Owner and Operator Seeking Exoneration from or Limitation of Liability Stays Previously-Filed State Court Suit against Master
  18 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1987) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1987
• Limitation of Liability: Collision at Sea at Night in Clear Weather; Both Vessels Held to Blame; One Vessel Owner Denied the Right to Limit Its Liability on the Ground That It Failed to Sustain Its Burden of Proving the Competency of the Vessel's Mate on Watch; the Other Vessel Owner Granted the Right to Limit Because It Had Sustained Its Burden
  17 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1986) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1986
• Case Notes
  15 J. MAR. L. & COM. (1984) · Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce · 1984

• Some Legal Aspects of Collisions between Radar Equipped Ships
  36 N. C. L. REV. 30 (1957) · North Carolina Law Review · 1957