Julien Lamothe – Tulane Maritime Law Journal

Julien Lamothe of Lamothe Law Firm in New Orleans

Julien Lamothe, law clerk at Lamothe Law Firm and 3rd year student at Tulane Law School, recently published in the Tulane Maritime Law Journal. The Journal is the first and pre-eminent student-edited admiralty law journal in the world. As a Member of the Journal, Julien was selected on the basis of a summer writing competition and his academic performance.

The title of the article: “Cleaning Up the Mess: The Eleventh Circuit Offers Insight into § 202 of the New York Convention by Defining ‘Performance Abroad.’”

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