Common Longshoremen and Harbor Worker Injuries
Longshoremen and harbor workers are responsible for the loading and unloading and repair and maintenance of ships in port. It is not surprising that these
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Longshoremen and harbor workers are responsible for the loading and unloading and repair and maintenance of ships in port. It is not surprising that these
Jones Act shipping workers have to walk across slick or unstable surfaces all the time during a routine workday. This increases your risk of suffering
The Jones Act Statute of Limitations and Your Negligence Claim When a serious offshore injury is caused by the negligence of another party such as
You may not be aware, but your employer provides you with more than just a paycheck as part of your employment with their company. When
Two of the most commonly used terms when determining the laws that apply to your maritime injury claim are “navigable waters” and “seaman.” These are
While there are many factors that could result from a work injury, such as money concerns and legal matters, depression could have a significant influence
A bill that will help the surviving family members of the 11 men killed last year in the Deepwater Horizon blowout has been approved by
The potential threat of being fired may cause injured seamen to hide or cover up workplace injuries. However, maintaining good health should be every worker’s
As the victim of a serious maritime accident, you may be entitled to damages for physical and emotional pain and suffering. This is in addition
Maritime accidents can cause a number of different injuries, and one of the most often overlooked impacts of a serious maritime injury is the psychological
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