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Maritime Law and Oilfield Work

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Admiralty Law

The oil and gas industry plays a major role in powering the modern world, and oilfield workers are an essential part of this industry's workforce. However, the

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Hypothermia in Maritime Work

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

It goes without saying that maritime workers face various hazards to their health on a daily basis. One significant danger that lurks in the maritime environment is

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What Is a Repetitive Use Injury?

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

Maritime occupations are physically demanding, requiring workers to perform repetitive tasks that can lead to a variety of injuries. Among the most common of these are repetitive

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Compensating Maritime Crane and Cargo Accident Injuries

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

A port, harbor, or sea terminal can be a dangerous place to work. Heavy equipment, cranes, and cargo loading lines are all in use. Land-based cranes operate

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Man Overboard Accidents on Maritime Vessels: Causes & Injuries

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

Man overboard accidents on maritime vessels are scary and all too common. These events are the second leading contributing factor to fatalities among commercial fishermen in the

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Maritime Drug and Alcohol Related Injuries

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

As part of the responsibilities of a maritime employer, they hold a duty to provide a safe working environment for their workers—this includes taking preventive measures to

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What Maritime Accidents Are Covered by Jones Act Claims?

Posted in Jones Act, Maritime

When a maritime worker is injured on a ship or platform, they are generally not eligible for workers compensation. Maritime law provides protection for these injured workers,

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What Causes Maritime Shoulder Injuries?

Posted in Maritime, Maritime Injury

Shoulder injuries are common in the maritime industry. Most of these fall into one of two categories, shoulder injuries caused by falling, and shoulder injuries caused by

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