Myrtle Beach, SC Admiralty and Maritime Lawyers and Law Firms


Joye Law Firm

Joye Law Firm

Admiralty and Maritime Lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC

(843) 215-3100 or (877) 936-9707

Joye Law Firm is a personal injury firm based in North Charleston, South Carolina that provides legal services to injured clients throughout the state with additional offices in Clinton, Myrtle Beach, and Columbia....

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Burr & Forman LLP

Burr & Forman LLP

Admiralty and Maritime Lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC

(843) 444-1107

Burr & Forman’s experienced legal team serves clients with local, national, and international legal needs. With particular industry strengths in the financial institutions, health care and manufacturing sectors,...

Gardner Law Office

Admiralty and Maritime Lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC

The Gardner Law Office is here to help you! We have the skill and experience necessary for your case. Mr. Gardner should be your first choice for an Attorney in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Law Office of William J. Luse, Inc.

Admiralty and Maritime Lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC

Law Office of William J. Luse, Inc. Accident & Injury Lawyers represents personal injury victims in the Myrtle Beach area and throughout South Carolina. William Luse leads a team of dedicated and compassionate people who work to protect the rights of victims and their families so that they can...

Turner Padget Graham & Laney P.A.

Admiralty and Maritime Lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC

Turner Padget is a premier litigation law firm with five offices strategically located across South Carolina. Our firm's deep understanding of South Carolina’s laws and what it takes to do business in the Palmetto State allows us to provide our clients with straightforward, practical advice...


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Maritime Law

Maritime law, also referred to as admiralty law, consists of the statutes and case precedents that govern legal disputes originating on navigable waters. Navigable waters include all bodies of water that are capable of being used for interstate or foreign commerce. Thus, a large river that flows into the ocean or crosses state lines would fall within maritime jurisdiction. A lake entirely within a single state would not.