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nautical assessor

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A quick definition of nautical assessor:

A nautical assessor is someone who knows a lot about boats and ships. They are called to help a judge in a special kind of court case called an admiralty case. The judge needs their help to understand things that are very specific to boats and ships.

A more thorough explanation:

NAUTICAL ASSESSOR

A nautical assessor is a person who is knowledgeable about maritime matters and is called upon in an admiralty case to provide expert advice to the judge.

For example, if a ship owner is involved in a legal dispute over damage to their vessel, a nautical assessor may be called upon to assess the extent of the damage and provide an opinion on the cause of the damage. The nautical assessor may also be asked to provide recommendations on how to repair the damage and estimate the cost of those repairs.

In another example, if a ship captain is accused of negligence in a collision with another vessel, a nautical assessor may be called upon to review the evidence and provide an opinion on who was at fault for the collision.

A nautical assessor is an expert in maritime matters who can provide specialized knowledge and advice to a judge in an admiralty case. The examples illustrate how a nautical assessor may be called upon to provide expert opinions and recommendations in legal disputes involving ships and maritime activities.

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UTA did that to me too
Not even a WL though
Yeah same
That happened to me a lot when applying in undergrad
Always feels like a money grab. Like they want you to have UTA in their mind rent free
anyway they can ride a long horn i didn't want them anyway *sobbing noises*
Literally. Like why would I transfer to a school where I was already at their medians
Above median gpa , at median lsat. Rejected and told to transfer? Out ur mind
oh umm, I was fs a charity case for UTA... bitter regardless
I’m bitter ngl
totally fair
Do not expect rejections from target schools
Getting waitlisted at safeties
Just annoying
Yeah wake forest hurt my feelings for sure LOL. Above both medians and the WL that said, also we have no money
waitlist from UC Hastings pissed me off
like sit down lmao
nah telling you to transfer is crazy
Even gave me the transfer application date
Like maybe if they waitlisted me or I was under their stats but to reject me and then say that in the same email is wild
MrThickRopes
20:29
Fo pm gon be goood 2mrw
21:13
tldr, law school is a meat market, and the legal job market is also a meat market, and just gettin in or applying for a job aint enough,
I got waitlisted at safety too youre not alone
two twos to my word croski, these ad coms all Herbert's
Gerberts****
@llama I find that article sort of contradictory. If every starts lateral-hiring there would quickly be a wide gap in available talent that needs correcting which would lead to surges in entry-level hiring, especially by the time we graduate
everyone*
23:21
@SailingSomewhere: 10 ppl move up a ladder rung/ 10 players lateraling musical chairs, sore there are more moves, but does that mean there are more realistic openings? Asking because I see your point but at the same time, moving jobs is part of the new culture, I think the avg person will have 4? careers, and statistically the best way to employee max is to move every 2-5 years. I am unsure as I have never worked as an attorney, nor do I have direct knowledge or connections that could confirm or deny besides for saying ymmv/ each takes a dif path.
what do you guys think ab brooklyn law school for sticker
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