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As an employee in the maritime industry, you may have to spend long stretches at sea. To protect your mental health and well-being, you may
If you’re considering filing a Jones Act claim of unseaworthiness against the owner of a vessel where you worked, you’ll need to show evidence of
When you’ve been pursuing a maritime injury claim for injuries from a boating accident or other maritime injuries, you may find yourself frustrated by the
The United States Coast Guard (USCG) not only promotes maritime security and stewardship but also maritime safety. The agency has developed myriad programs, some of
Is a Jones Act settlement under maritime law taxable? Generally no. Under IRS Code § 104 there’s language that says any money you receive on
The World War II destroyer USS Laffey has come home, ABCNews.go.com has reported. Dubbed “The Ship That Would Not Die,” it returned on Wednesday, January 25
Is your case worth filing a claim? Would the damages be worth the legal and court fees? Besides financial costs, there are many different challenges
Is your case worth filing a claim? Would the damages be worth the legal and court fees? Besides financial costs, there are many different challenges
One of the common questions our New Orleans law firm hears from clients is how the value of their Jones Act case is determined. There’s
A Texas woman was injured while boarding a Carnival Cruise ship has accepted a settlement from the cruise line for her cruise ship injury. Sixty-seven-year-old Elizabeth
The Young Firm is dedicated to advocating for injured maritime workers nationwide. If you were hurt while working offshore, on a vessel, or in a maritime setting, you deserve fair compensation to secure your future.
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