Admiralty Law Institute symposium: Damages in maritime cases Author various authors Journal/Series Tulane Law Review | Vol. 72(2&3); 383 - 1063; 681 p. Date 1997 Source IUCN (ID: ANA-063891) Publisher | Place of publication Tulane University School of Law | New Orleans, LA, USA Document type Serial/multi-volume work Language English Country/Territory United States of America Subject Sea Keyword Transport/storage Oil pollution Marine pollution (ship-based sources) Liability/compensation Abstract Contents: 1. General overview of the nature and origin of damages, including a general historical and a philosophical review of damages under the tort system 2. Damage to natural resources and the costs of restorationn 3. The relationship of status and damages in maritime personal injury cases 4. Damages to cargo: The measure of damages to cargo - redux 5. English law - damage to the environment 6. Selected ethics issues in litigation practice 7. Damages in maritime cases: Environmental damages under federal law 8. Damages recoverable in death cases 9. Damages arising from breach of contract, loss of revenue, and 'indirect' damages 10. Elements of recovery in maritime personal injury cases 11. Modifying the amounts of damages 12. Maritime collision damage to vessels and fixed structures 13. Damages for personal injury and loss of life - the English approach