The Differences Between Offshore Drilling Platform & Oil Rig Vessel Claims
Offshore energy production is one of the most demanding and hazardous areas of maritime work. Every maritime employee who works…
How Negligent Factors Can Lead to Oil Rig Explosions
Oil rig accidents are among the most serious events that can occur in offshore drilling. While an oil rig explosion…
Are Barge Workers Considered Seamen for Jones Act Claims?
Barge workers can qualify as seamen under the Jones Act if they meet specific legal requirements. They must work on…
Can I Register a Grievance Under Maritime Laws?
If you are employed as a seaman, dockworker, or offshore laborer and have been injured during the course of your…
What Is the Jones Act and Who Does It Cover?
Passed as part of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, the Jones Act brought about major improvements in maritime law…
Electrical Injuries: A Risk for Maritime Workers
Although electrical injuries are a risk in many workplaces, maritime workers face particularly high risks of serious injury due to…
Heat-Related Illness and Maritime Workers
Maritime and offshore workers are exposed to many severe weather conditions. During the hottest months of the year, these workers…
Cruise Ship Offshore Accidents and Injuries: Proving Negligence Is Important
Texas and other Gulf states provide easy access to cruise ships for fun and relaxing vacations. Yet, there are times…