26

Jul

7 Mistakes to Avoid When You Have a Jones Act Claim

If you work on a boat, ship or floating rig, you can seek benefits under the Jones Act when you get injured on the job. The Jones Act is a federal law that applies specifically to maritime and offshore workers, and it provides protections when state workers' compensation la...

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26

Jul

How Do You Protect Yourself After an Offshore Accident?

When you get injured offshore, it can be hard to know what to do next. Should you report the accident? Should you see the ship's or rig’s doctor? What else should (or shouldn’t) you do to protect your legal rights? Should you contact an offshore accident lawyer...

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26

Jul

5 Important Facts About Filing a Claim for a Yacht Accident

Yacht accidents are a regular occurrence. While they may rarely make headlines, lawsuits involving yacht accidents are common, and every day insurance companies settle claims with yacht guests and crew members. If you have been injured onboard a yacht (or as a result of falling o...

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26

Jul

10 Reasons You May Have a Claim for a Jet Ski Accident

While riding a jet ski can be fun, it can also be dangerous. Unfortunately, for many riders, the dangers are due to factors beyond their control. If you've been injured in a collision or any other type of accident on the water, you should talk to a jet ski accident lawyer a...

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26

Jul

How Do You File an Express Warranty Claim for a Product-Related Injury?

We're in the midst of the giving season and perhaps you and your family have decided to treat yourselves to a few new gadgets and gizmos this year. We know it’s not typically top of mind when making purchases, but you should be aware that if you buy a product (regardl...

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26

Jul

Asserting Your Family’s Legal Rights After a Fatal Construction Accident in Miami

Fatal construction accidents are far too common. This is especially true in Miami, where working on high rises, marinas and other dangerous properties presents a particularly high risk of death. Sadly, despite the known risks that construction workers face daily, construction com...

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26

Jul

Ways Construction Companies Can (and Should) Prevent Jobsite Accidents

Jobsite accidents are among the leading causes of work-related injuries and fatalities. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), 41 percent of construction workers report being exposed to hazards on the job, and 24 percent report either experiencing or witnessing on-the-jo...

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26

Jul

Who Can File a Claim for a Boating Accident?

Boating accidents in Florida are common. According to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Florida has almost twice as many boating accidents as any other state. When these accidents happen, boat captains aren't the only people who get injured. In...

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26

Jul

What To Do After a Boating Accident in South Florida

A day on the water can quickly turn into a nightmare if you get in an accident. Collisions and other accidents involving yachts and recreational boats can present not only immediate safety risks but long-term health and financial risks as well. If you have been involved in an acc...

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26

Jul

Brais Law Wins Jury Trial Against Carnival Cruise Lines on Behalf of Cruise Passenger Who Suffered a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

Eric Ewing, while traveling as a cruise passenger onboard the Carnival Ecstasy, suffered a mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI). Eric's journey to justice was difficult and long. His shipboard injuries occurred on January 25, 2018. His original trial was delayed due to C...

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