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Understanding Offshore Oil Rig AccidentsOffshore oil rig accidents pose significant risks to workers and the environment. Learn about the dangers and what to do if you are injured.
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How long do I have to file a maritime injury case?Don’t delay filing a claim after an injury at sea. Your time to file a maritime accident case is limited. Contact a NY maritime injury lawyer to learn more.
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Types of Maritime Risks Covered By InsuranceUnderstanding maritime risks and the insurance coverage available is essential for anyone involved in maritime activities. Learn more about maritime risks here.
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How Offshore Crane Accidents Injure Maritime WorkersIf you were injured in an offshore crane accident, you will need a maritime injury lawyer to ensure that you receive the compensation to which you are entitled.
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New Jersey’s Statute of Limitations for Injury ClaimsVictims of negligence in New Jersey must know the state-specific statute of limitations in place before they may file a claim against a negligent party. Call Us
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Maritime Workers Face Hazardous Conditions on the JobMaritime workers do some of the most hazardous jobs in America. If you are injured as a seaman, you need to understand your right to compensation.
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Recovering Compensation After an Offshore Hazardous Material InjuryExposure to hazardous materials is common while working on barges. Whether you suffered a respiratory injury or a chemical burn, you will need a maritime injury lawyer.
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Longshore Occupational Disease Benefits for East Coast Harbor WorkersOur Jones Act lawyers explain how longshoremen and harbor workers can collect federal benefits and other compensation for occupational diseases.
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9 Biggest Injury Risks for Jones Act Workers on Container ShipsOur Jones Act lawyers explain why crew members are hurt on container ships and how seamen could be owed significant compensation for their injuries.
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Compensation for Jones Act Injuries During Emergency Maneuvers to Avoid a CollisionOur Jones Act lawyers explain why injuries occur when performing emergency maneuvers and how seamen could be owed significant compensation.
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