LHWCA vs. Jones Act: Key Differences Explained
Key Takeaways Maritime workers face risks that employees in many other industries do not. If you are injured while working…
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Common Causes of Container Ship Accidents
Container ships are among the largest vessels on the water, and their crews work with massive cargo loads, heavy machinery,…
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Why You Shouldn’t Sign a Maritime Release Alone
After an offshore accident, an injured worker may receive a release form before doctors know the full extent of the…
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The Dangers of Falling/Moving Objects on Ships and Vessels
A loose tool, shifting load, or failed piece of rigging can cause a life-changing injury aboard a vessel or on…
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The Role of Expert Witnesses in Maritime Trials
Maritime injury cases often involve technical questions that go far beyond everyday experience. A vessel collision, equipment failure, cargo operation,…
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How Comparative Fault Impacts Jones Act Cases
Key Takeaways After a maritime injury, many workers worry that a mistake they made before the accident will prevent them…
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Third-Party Maritime Injury Claims Explained
Key Takeaways Maritime injury claims are not always limited to an employer. Offshore accidents often involve multiple companies working on…
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Most Common Injuries on Offshore Wind Farms
Offshore wind farms are expanding at a rapid pace, placing more workers in physically demanding offshore roles. Crews routinely handle…
