A row of several white yachts, docked in a row. (Credit: Tetyana Kokhanets/Adobe Stock)

The U.S. Supreme Court has an affinity for admiralty cases. Why else would the court agree to take on a seemingly simple marine insurance dispute involving a yacht owner and his United Kingdom-based marine insurance company? Because the Supreme Court recognizes what is at stake is fundamental to the foundation of federal maritime law.

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