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After a Serious Vessel Accident: The First 5 Steps an Injured Seaman Should Take
What you do after an injury connected with your service on a vessel can determine whether you can make a
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How Can I Prove My Slip and Fall Case if I Could Not Get Evidence at the Scene?
Slip and fall cases are highly evidence-based, and they are not always easy to win. You may improve your legal
What Happens If I Have Suffered a Stress-Related Condition from a Long Time at Sea?
Recent disruptions in global shipping have increased the possibility that seamen can suffer a stress-related condition at sea. Whether you
I Was Injured When My Dockyard Employer Forced Me to Work in Extreme Heat. Can I Sue?
Although you typically cannot sue your employer in a personal injury action, there may be other ways to get justice
What Does the New Jones Act Waiver Mean for My Lawsuit?
The Jones Act allows injured seamen to sue their Employers in a personal injury case. The experienced California Jones Act
What if My Employer Prematurely Cuts Off Maintenance and Cure Benefits?
Your employer simply cannot cut off maintenance and cure benefits because they no longer want to pay them. If they
Are Insurance Companies Biased Against Jet Ski Operators?
Insurance companies will use whatever tactics they can to try to frustrate or defeat your claim, and blaming the operator
Toxic Chemical Exposure at Ports and Dockyards
Whether your matter involves a workers’ compensation claim or a lawsuit against a responsible third party, the California dockyard worker
What Is the Role of an Insurance Company in a Jones Act Claim?
If you are a seaman who has been injured on the job, you have the potential to seek compensation from
