Howard Sutter

Native to Miami, in Jacksonville for 20 + years, avid sailor and dedicated to taking proper care of my clients. I practice maritime law in large part because I love boats. I handle appeals because I enjoy research, writing, and working with other attorneys.

• Limitation of Liability, Jones Act, LHWCA 905(b), Vessel Sales, Marina Relations

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  Fees are tailored to the type of case, the situation and the client.

Florida

Since 1980

11th Circuit

Since 1997

Jacksonville Bar Association

Current

Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute (SEALI)

Current

Florida State Bar  # 313971

Member

1980 - Current

High Tech on the High Seas: New Tech for the Cruise Line Industry, Including High Tech Ethics - What could possibly go wrong?, SEALI Annual Conf, Miami Beach, FL

June 26, 2021

Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute (SEALI)

Co-Presenter on High Tech Future and Challenges for Vessels

Admiralty and Maritime Law

The Florida Bar

Q. We are sending material discovered located in our diesel tank for testing. believe an employee put a product in the tank

August 2, 2021

A: Sending for Testing is a great first start. That issue will definitely require expert analysis and testimony. Before you get too deep, carefully and fully explore what opinions your expert is willing to stand behind. It may be easy to find the foreign material but impossible to demonstrate the source. Don't waste your time if you cannot do the second.