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Most Common Maritime Injuries

7 Common Injuries for Offshore Workers

Posted in General, Jones Act

Whether you are working on a ship, in a refinery, or on an offshore drilling rig, there are many dangers on the job in the maritime industry.

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Common Injury Risks During Lifeboat Drills

Posted in General, Maritime Injury

All large ships are required to carry lifeboats, to safely hold passengers and crew in the event the ship is damaged or sinking. Deploying lifeboats in an

Charter Boat Accidents: What Are Your Legal Protections?

Posted in General

Working on board a charter boat is an exciting and fun career. Because you spend most of your time with the people you work with on board,

The Dangers of Falling/Moving Objects on Ships and Vessels

The Dangers of Falling/Moving Objects on Ships and Vessels

Posted in General, Jones Act, News

Working on a ship, vessel, or rig has its own potential risks and dangers for accidents, injury, or wrongful death. Most types of accidents can be prevented

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How to Get Your Sea Legs—and Land Legs Back Again

Posted in General

Working or traveling on big waters can be an amazing experience, once you get your sea legs. Our bodies and brains adjust to our environment. The rocking,

accident ship ocean vessel

What Does It Mean for a Boat to Be Unseaworthy?

Posted in General

When you picture an unseaworthy vessel, you probably envision a rusty or rotting boat taking on water. Of course, you would be right. Such a ship would

injuries-on-crab-boats

Typical Injuries on Crab Boats

Posted in General

The commercial fishing industry has long been known as one of the most dangerous jobs you can have. As TV programs like Deadliest Catch have shown time

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Admiralty Jurisdiction for Maritime Injuries and Damages on Land

Posted in General, Maritime Piracy

The purpose of the Admiralty Extension Act, or AEA, is to extend coverages for maritime injuries and damages on land. Prior to the passing of the AEA,

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