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10 Facts About Oil Rig Accidents Infographic

10 Facts About Oil Rig Accidents That Will Give You Goosebumps

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Working offshore on oil rigs and platforms presents increased risks for workplace injuries and even deaths. As the oil industry continues to expand its drilling operations and

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Most Offshore Oil Rig Fires and Gas Explosions Are Preventable

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Two of the biggest threats to oil rig workers are fires and gas explosions. Fires and gas explosions have occurred for a number of different reasons, including

Issue of Contributory Negligence

What is DOHSA?

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Anyone who has arrived on this website probably knows already that maritime employment is extremely hazardous. Offshore and maritime personnel are routinely exposed to a shockingly wide

Compensation Benefits for Maritime Employees

Compensation Benefits: Vocational Rehabilitation Services

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What are maritime injuries? A maritime employee is defined as any individual who works either on the water (a seaman, such as a ship's captain or crew

The 1920 Merchant Marine Act Infographic

The 1920 Merchant Marine Act and Injured Workers

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In 1920 Congress passed the Merchant Marine Act. This act has become to be known today as the Jones Act. The act contains federal laws which govern

History of the Maritime Administration

What Is the Maritime Administration (MARAD)?

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It’s certainly not a radical statement to say that the maritime sector in the United States plays an essential role in the maintenance of the nation’s economy

Jones Act Provide Seamen

Protecting Your Rights Under the Jones Act

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In 1920, the U.S. Congress passed the Merchant Act of 1920. This act has come to be known as the Jones Act. It contains specific provisions which

Maritime Piracy Still a Thing

Is Maritime Piracy Still a Thing?

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For centuries, pirates have been a cultural institution of sorts, glamorized in classic literature (Treasure Island), the cinema (the Pirates of the Caribbean movies), and various other

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Working offshore on oil rigs and platforms presents increased risks for workplace injuries and even deaths. As the oil industry continues to expand its drilling operations and