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Technology Increasing Distractions On Vessels

Posted in Jones Act

Maritime attorneys are concerned by the rising number of maritime accidents that show a correlation between increased access to technology and increased distractions and risks of accidents

Advice from Houston Jones Act Lawyers: Report Seaman’s Injury ASAP

Posted in Jones Act

Working as a seaman involves high occupational hazard risks. If accidents occur and injuries are sustained, the concerned seaman is required by law to report the incident

Crew Member On Freighter Hurt Off Coast Of California

Posted in Jones Act

A crew member was airlifted by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter after suffering injuries on a freighter last week. The worker was severely injured after being knocked

Contributing Factors for Drilling Rig Injuries, According to Houston Offshore Injury Lawyers

Posted in General, Jones Act

When we speak of natural gas and oil, its rich deposits can be found underneath the soil. But the highly sought-after resources can also be found in

When Will I Need A Jones Act Lawyer?

Posted in Jones Act

For the bulk of laborers who are injured in the course of their work on a vessel, the advisable course of action is to consult with a

2 Cruise Ship Passengers Evacuated After Falling Ill

Posted in Jones Act

Recently, two passengers from two different cruise ships were evacuated after falling ill. One passenger, aboard the Royal Caribbean ship Explorer of the Seas, showed signs of

Maritime Accident In Russia Blamed On Captain Errors

Posted in Jones Act, News

Russian officials say captain’s errors are to blame for an Indonesia-flagged vessel sinking in the Sea of Okhotsk. Safety regulation violations by the captain were the main

Research Shows Stem Cells From Dental Pulp May Help Spinal Cord Injuries

Posted in Jones Act

Using stem cells obtained from tooth pulp, Japanese researchers have successfully treated spinal cord injuries in rats. Clinical trials for humans are a long way off, but

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