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…
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…
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,…
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…
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…
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…
What Workers Need to Know About Offshore Drilling
If you work in offshore drilling or are considering a career on an oil rig, it’s important to understand the…
The Benefits and Risks of Working in the Maritime Industry
From basic deckhand jobs to specialized research positions, there is a wide range of different career opportunities in the maritime…