19

Mar

Whether a Barge Worker is a Seaman for Jones Act Purposes

Our lawyers are often contacted by maritime workers who were injured on the job who wish to know what legal rights they have and what type of recovery they may

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23

Oct

Florida Court Finds Injured Maritime Worker Has a Right to a Jury Trial in an Admiralty Proceeding

A Florida Federal court has recently found that an injured maritime worker has a right to a jury trial for his Jones Act negligence, unseaworthiness and failure to provide maintenance

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13

Sep

Injured Tug Boat Captain Awarded $3.35M in Slip and Fall Accident

An injured tug boat captain has been awarded over 3 Million dollars due to a slip and fall accident.  In August of 2015, the plaintiff was a tug boat captain. 

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11

Aug

The Decision to Have a Jury Decide a Jones Act Seaman’s Case Belongs to the Injured Seaman

When bringing a lawsuit dealing with an injured Jones Act seaman claim, much thought must be given to what court system, federal or state, the lawsuit should be filed and

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15

May

Court Finds Injured Yacht Captain Properly Alleged Jones Act Seaman Status

An interesting case has been decided as to whether a pleasure yacht captain properly alleged Jones Act seaman status entitling him to seek damages under the federal personal injury statute

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