John Kennedy Fulweiler

John Kennedy Fulweiler is a dedicated Proctor-In-Admiralty who represents maritime businesses and individuals across the Gulf and East Coasts. His expertise spans class action pursuits for recreational boaters, wind power litigation, and securing remedies for injured maritime workers and their families. John's practical approach is informed by his previous experience in the commercial marine industry.

After earning a degree in marine affairs from the University of Rhode Island, John graduated from law school and embarked on a career in admiralty law in New York, where he quickly rose to become a partner at a prominent maritime law firm. He is admitted to the federal and state bars of several jurisdictions, including Florida, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island.

John's extensive experience includes prosecuting and defending maritime claims, as well as drafting and negotiating maritime contracts. He holds a United States Coast Guard Master's license with an endorsement for commercial assistance towing. Additionally, he served as the former chair of the American Salvage Association's membership committee.

His litigation work has been highlighted in various publications, including TradeWinds newspaper, and he contributes to the LegalTalk blog for WorkBoat Magazine. Notably, a recent court submission by John in a District of Columbia offshore wind power case was praised for its exceptional writing quality. For more information, visit John's law firm website at www.saltwaterlaw.com or contact him directly at 1-800-383-MAYDAY (6293).