Charles.Herd

About Charles Herd

With over three decades of experience, Charles Herd concentrates on Jones Act and maritime-related claims, maritime products liability cases and maritime-related commercial matters. He also handles and resolves insurance coverage issues, commercial truck, motorcycle and vehicle wrecks, and other serious injury or damage claims. Charles takes a caring and compassionate approach to legal representation. He enjoys meeting and getting to know his clients and their families and has a strong desire to understand their needs in order to help resolve their legal claims in a favorable manner. He and his legal team carefully guide clients throughout the legal process so that they never feel alone.

“The Golden Tide”: A Record Sargassum Bloom, the Fleets Sent to Fight It, and the Law That Rides With Its Crews

A record mass of sargassum seaweed is smothering Caribbean and [...]

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An Ancient Promise at Sea: How Maintenance and Cure Crossed a Thousand Years and Every Ocean

From the medieval Rolls of Oléron to the courts of [...]

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The Fourth Arm of Defense: American Merchant Mariners Finally Receive Their Medals

On July 17, 2026, a civilian-crewed ship received the Presidential [...]

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Who Decides Who Decides? The Fifth Circuit’s Hill v. Jackson Offshore Decision and the Hidden Power of Arbitration Clauses

A single sentence in a post-injury arbitration  agreement decided not [...]

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