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The Dangers of Maritime Line Handling: Injuries and Your RightsLearn about common causes of maritime line handling injuries, legal options for compensation, and why to contact a maritime injury lawyer.
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How to Avoid Boating Accidents in Crowded Waterways – And What to Do if You Can’tBoating in busy areas like NY Harbor or LI Sound? Experienced maritime injury lawyers share collision avoidance strategies and what to do after an accident.
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How Staten Island and New York City Ferry Accidents HappenFerry accidents can occur due to operator error, poor maintenance, and other causes. Learn about possible causes and what to do if you’re hurt.
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Bulk Grain Cargo Shifts and Load Distribution Accidents at SeaLearn essential safety protocols for bulk grain transport, including load distribution, stowage techniques, and more, to prevent cargo shift accidents at sea.
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Maritime Fuel Line Leak Explosions: A Deadly Threat to SeamenA maritime fuel line leak explosion can cause catastrophic injuries and death. Learn your rights after an accident and how a lawyer can help.
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The Silent Killer: Explosions at SeaExplosions pose a serious risk to seamen transporting grain. Learn more about these accidents and what to do if you’re hurt.
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Hurricane Preparedness for Maritime Vessels: Severe Weather Protocols to Keep Seamen SafeSeamen face unique risks during hurricanes. Learn the severe weather protocols, evacuation procedures, and vessel securing steps needed to stay safe.
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Improving Workspace Design to Prevent Maritime InjuriesLearn how workspace design can reduce repetitive strain injuries and other ergonomic risks for maritime workers and what to do if you’re hurt.
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The Danger of Fog at Sea: Maritime Navigation and Collision Avoidance Strategies for Maritime WorkersFog poses unique challenges for maritime navigation and can lead to serious accidents. Learn how to stay safe and what to do if a maritime accident occurs.
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Maritime Cybersecurity: When Digital Threats Lead to Physical Injuries at SeaLearn about maritime cybersecurity risks, how they can lead to physical injuries, and what to do if you're hurt in a cyberattack at sea.
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