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Scuba Diving Equipment Failures: Is the Manufacturer or Operator Responsible?
Each year, more than 1,000 Americans are injured in scuba diving accidents, and roughly 10% of these people will die. […]
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How OSHA Violations Impact Construction Injury Cases
The federal government enforces a number of rules that provide you with protections as a worker, although they do not
When the Cruise Ship Operator Tries to Blame You for an Injury
When you have been injured on a cruise ship, you may be entitled to substantial compensation if you can prove
Can Seamen Get Maintenance and Cure for a Mental Health Condition?
Seamen are known to suffer depression and other mental health conditions at a rate far higher than the general population.
When the Government Can—and Cannot—Be Sued Under the PVA
There are circumstances under which the government may owe you financial compensation for a maritime injury. The experienced California Public
Can You Sue Viator for an Injury on an Excursion?
If you have been injured on an excursion, you may be seeking to cast a wide legal net to maximize
Understanding Unseaworthiness Claims for Commercial Fishermen
If you are a commercial fisherman who is one of many who are hurt on the job each year, you
Hearing Loss Injuries for Longshoremen
If you have been injured on the job as a longshoreman, you may qualify for workers compensation benefits. A California
Can Independent Contractors File Jones Act Claims?
A job-related injury that occurs on a vessel could result in more substantial financial compensation for the victim. An experienced
Carbon Monoxide Risks from Boats
As a boat operator or passenger, you may be entitled to financial compensation not just for injuries that you suffered
