Hypothermia in Maritime Work
It goes without saying that maritime workers face various hazards to their health on a daily basis. One significant danger…
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What Is a Repetitive Use Injury?
Maritime occupations are physically demanding, requiring workers to perform repetitive tasks that can lead to a variety of injuries. Among…
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How Do Pre-Existing Conditions Affect Jones Act Claims?
In the world of maritime law, Jones Act claims are quite common, but they can also be very complex. A…
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Compensating Maritime Crane and Cargo Accident Injuries
A port, harbor, or sea terminal can be a dangerous place to work. Heavy equipment, cranes, and cargo loading lines…
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Filing for Wrongful Death After an Offshore Oilfield Accident
The ocean, despite its beauty, can be an unforgiving and treacherous workplace, especially for those involved in the offshore oil…
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Man Overboard Accidents on Maritime Vessels: Causes & Injuries
Man overboard accidents on maritime vessels are scary and all too common. These events are the second leading contributing factor…
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Surviving Tugboat Accidents and Injuries
Tugboats are essential to the maritime industry because they perform a wide variety of inherently dangerous tasks to rescue stranded…
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Maritime Drug and Alcohol Related Injuries
As part of the responsibilities of a maritime employer, they hold a duty to provide a safe working environment for…
