Boat Accident Reconstruction and Litigation, Third Edition
Michael M. Sampsel, R. S. Hickman, Jeanne-Marie D Van Hemmen, Sterling Stires
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Michael M. Sampsel, R. S. Hickman, Jeanne-Marie D Van Hemmen, Sterling Stires
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This expanded and updated book discusses the complexities surrounding boating accidents. Among the expanded chapters is one on boat reconstruction, along with updated information on recreational boating laws. This third edition also presents an entirely new chapter on skipper responsibilities. As in other editions, all aspects of boat function and design are covered, along with methods and formulae to analyze and determine causation for boating accidents. Also included are aspects of maritime law, case citations for major boating accidents, and appendices of Coast Guard rules and regulations.
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This expanded and updated book discusses the complexities surrounding boating accidents. Among the expanded chapters is one on boat reconstruction, along with updated information on recreational boating laws. This third edition also presents an entirely new chapter on skipper responsibilities. As in other editions, all aspects of boat function and design are covered, along with methods and formulae to analyze and determine causation for boating accidents. Also included are aspects of maritime law, case citations for major boating accidents, and appendices of Coast Guard rules and regulations.
Key concepts: Causation, Coast guard, Accident investigation, Accident (philosophy), Recreation, Guard (computer science), Operations research, Engineering