The Public Vessels Act And Seaman Rights
California Maritime Lawyer Preston Easley Assists Both U.S. and Non-U.S. Citizens Serving Aboard U.S. Owned Vessels In Filing Claims For Their Injuries In Or Outside U.S. Waters Under The Public Vessels Act
The Public Vessels Act allows a way for seamen serving aboard U.S.-owned (but not necessarily U.S.-operated) vessels to recover damages for their injuries. This act applies to civilian personnel serving on Coast Guard ships and surveying vessels, but not to sailors in the U.S. Navy, who generally don’t have any recourse for suing the military.
Jones Act Seaman Rights – Injured seamen and aggrieved property owners can also file suit under another obscure statute of maritime law, the Suits in Admiralty Act.
Maritime Accident Lawyer Preston Easley is a Graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. You Can Rely on His Expertise in Maritime Law to Protect Your Rights. Contact Him Today For a Free Consultation About Your Case.
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