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3 Safety Challenges in Offshore Oil TransportationOil transportation poses unique safety challenges for maritime workers. Learn the significant risks and what to do if you're hurt.
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Six Dangers Deckhands Face and How to Protect Your Rights After a Ship Deck InjuryDiscover common ship deck injuries and why to contact an experienced maritime injury lawyer if you’re hurt at sea.
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Essential Offshore Safety Checklist for Maritime WorkersEnsure your safety offshore with our comprehensive maritime checklist. Discover the essential gear you need to stay safe and what to do if you’re hurt.
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Understanding Mental Health Risks and Isolation at Sea for Maritime WorkersIf you work at sea and are isolated from those you love, you may experience mental health issues. Our maritime injury lawyers explain your rights and options.
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The Dangers of Winch Accidents at SeaA maritime injury lawyer can fight for your compensation if you have been injured in a winch accident at sea. Learn more about winch accidents and recoveries.
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FDNY Boat Operating at ‘Unsafe speed’ During Pleasure Cruise Caused Visiting Belgian Firefighter’s Death: Coast GuardThe reckless operation and “unsafe speed” of an FDNY fireboat on a pleasure cruise to the Statue of Liberty caused the death of a visiting Belgian firefighter.
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Commercial Fishing Safety RisksCommercial fishing is one of the most dangerous jobs, and it comes with many risks. If you are injured, learn how our maritime injury lawyers can help.
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Top 10 Tragic Maritime Accidents in HistoryExplore the history of nautical disasters with our compilation of the top 10 tragic maritime accidents that left an unforgettable mark on seafaring history.
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Understanding What Your Maritime Hand or Wrist Injury Claim Could Be WorthHand and wrist injuries are common among seamen and dockworkers and can be debilitating. Our maritime injury lawyers can help you with an injury claim.
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Jones Act Seamen Suffer Severe Injuries Due to Failed Emergency Stops on WinchesA Jones Act injury lawyer explains what maritime employees may be owed after shipowners fail to install adequate emergency stops on vessel machinery.
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