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Seafarer Job Opportunities Related To Offshore Wind Generation More Jones ACT Seafarer's Jobs Coming Related To Offshore Wind Generation -
Maritime Substance Abuse: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH REPORT EXPOSES POTENTIAL HAZARD Maritime Substance abuse -
How Jones Act Seamen Can Bring a Claim Against His Employer for Compensation After Suffering Injury Caused by a Coworker Our Jones Act lawyers explain who could be held liable for medical bills and lost income after a fellow crew member’s negligence causes an injury at sea. -
Jones Act Arbitration Clauses Rob Seamen of Their Right to a Trial by Jury Our maritime injury attorneys explain how slipping arbitration clauses into Jones Act seaman’s contracts destroys the right to trial by jury. -
Jones Act Employees Needed as Delmarva Offshore Wind Farm Project Moves Ahead Our maritime accident attorneys discuss the impact of an offshore wind farm on the Delmarva peninsula, including the potential for potential injuries. -
Wind Farm Accidents Show the Dangers of Alternative Energy for Jones Act Workers Our maritime injury attorneys recall recent maritime injuries near offshore wind farms and potential liability for these accidents. -
Injury Risks for Alternate Energy Maritime Transportation Lifeboat Drills A maritime injury attorney explains how lifeboat drills pose a severe risk to Jones Act workers and how to get compensation for these accidents. -
Coast Guard Issues Interim Rule for Increased Fire Safety on Small Passenger Vessels The U.S. Coast Guard has issued an interim rule updating fire safety protocols on certain small passenger vessels to prevent passenger injuries. -
Commercial Fishermen Likely to Suffer Injuries in the Pacific A recent study has confirmed the dangers of performing commercial fishing operations off the coast of Hawaii, putting maritime workers at risk of injury. -
Was Human Error to Blame for Your Maritime Accident? Human error is a factor in the majority of maritime accidents, but the truth is that injuries at sea are rarely caused by a single person.