Editorial Guidelines

The FloridaMaritimeLawyers.com Editorial Team follows clear editorial standards to ensure that the information published on this site is accurate, accessible, and helpful for individuals seeking general knowledge about maritime and admiralty topics in Florida. This site is an independent informational resource and is not a law firm.

1. Purpose of Our Content

Content on this site is written to provide general background information related to maritime topics, including maritime injuries, ports, the Jones Act, and other admiralty considerations. Nothing published here is intended as legal advice, and individuals should always consult directly with a licensed attorney to obtain advice about their specific situation.

2. Information Sources

Our articles rely on:

• Publicly available maritime and admiralty information
• Government and regulatory agency resources (e.g., U.S. Coast Guard)
• Port authority publications
• General maritime law overviews from widely known public sources
• Industry reports relevant to maritime work and safety

3. Review & Updating Process

Information related to maritime operations and regulations can change over time. The Editorial Team periodically reviews content to keep it current and accurate. Updates may include clarifying language, adding new information, or improving readability. No update constitutes legal advice.

4. Editorial Independence

FloridaMaritimeLawyers.com maintains independent editorial control. The content on this site is not influenced by law firms, attorneys, advertisers, or outside organizations. If an inquiry is forwarded to an attorney or law firm, that process is separate from the editorial work of this site.

5. No Legal Advice

All content is general information only. The Editorial Team does not provide legal advice, interpretation, or recommendations. Anyone needing legal assistance should speak directly with a licensed attorney familiar with maritime and admiralty matters.

6. Accuracy & Transparency

We aim for accuracy, clarity, and transparency. If errors are identified or if users submit feedback regarding unclear content, the Editorial Team reviews and corrects the information where appropriate.

7. Who Creates the Content

Content is created by the FloridaMaritimeLawyers.com Editorial Team, a group that compiles general maritime information from publicly available sources. The Editorial Team is not composed of attorneys and does not offer legal services.

This page provides general information about the site’s editorial standards. FloridaMaritimeLawyers.com is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.