Galveston Cruise Ship Injury Lawyer

The Port of Galveston is home to three cruise terminals and has grown into the fourth busiest cruise port in the United States.

With over 350 cruise ships carrying over a million passengers expected to stop at this port, it’s important to know your rights when it comes to cruise ship accidents.

Maritime Law Provides Rights to Those Injured on a Cruise out of Galveston

Whether you are a passenger or crewmember who was hurt on a cruise ship while in port at Galveston, or while it was in international waters, maritime law exists to ensure you have rights when out of the U.S. A cruise ship injury lawyer with Brais Law has helped people involved in accidents that occurred while visiting or enroute to the following destinations:

Mexico
Western Caribbean

Bahamas
South America

Panama Canal
And many others

An Attorney with Brais Law Knows Cruise Ship Injury Cases Inside and Out

When it comes to being familiar with all aspects of cruise accident claims, it’s possible that no other firm can compare to the Brais Law Firm’s unique experience. Founding attorney, Keith Brais, has a degree in marine engineering and marine engineer licenses for multiple vessels. He became a lawyer after a nine-year career working on ships and offshore oil rigs was ended by an accident.

Keith went on to become a board-certified expert in maritime law, defending cruise lines and other maritime companies against injury claims. He chose to start his own firm after about 20 years of success, however, when a particular case he won caused him to have a change of heart. Now he and his team solely represent individuals who have been injured in maritime accidents.

Don’t Face the Cruise Line Company Alone—We Can Help

Contact a cruise injury attorney with us at Brais Law today to discuss your case in a no-cost initial consultation. The insurance companies for cruise lines have professionals whose only job is to do everything possible so you do not get any compensation for your injuries. We know their tactics and how to overcome them. We have obtained substantial compensation on behalf of clients involving cruise lines that sail from the Galveston Cruise Port such as:

Carnival Cruise Lines
Disney Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Lines
Princess Cruise Line
Royal Caribbean International

We Represent Cruise Ship Crewmembers in Jones Act Cases

If you are an employee of a cruise line and were injured while on-the-job then a lawyer with us may be able to help you get workers’ compensation as part of the Jones Act (officially, the Merchant Mariner Act). We have helped crewmembers get compensation for medical expenses, lost earnings and more.

FAQs: Your Rights in a Cruise Ship Injury Claim

What are My Rights if What Seemed Like a Minor Fall is Now Causing Pain?

The Cruise Line’s Insurance Rejected my Injury Claim—Is that the End of It?

I’ve Already Been Offered Compensation after Reporting my Accident. Should I Accept It?

What are My Rights if What Seemed Like a Minor Fall is Now Causing Pain?

Slip and fall accidents can be notorious for having delayed effects. What may have been “just a little accident” may result in head injury, back injury, contusions, sprains and others. An injury lawyer with us can go over your case with you and discuss your options.

The Cruise Line’s Insurance Rejected my Injury Claim—Is that the End of It?

No. Schedule a free consultation with a cruise ship accident lawyer at our firm today to see what we can do to make sure your claim is taken seriously. If the insurance company doesn’t choose to settle, we can take them to court and protect your rights.

I’ve Already Been Offered Compensation after Reporting my Accident. Should I Accept It?

It is crucial that you meet with an injury attorney before accepting any compensation from the cruise ship’s insurer or other representative. We can help make sure your claim fully covers all current and future damages resulting from the accident.

Meet with a Cruise Ship Injury Attorney on Our Team with No Obligation

Contact the Brais Law Firm now to schedule a free case evaluation. If we take on your case, you will never have to pay any out-of-pocket expense—our lawyers work on a contingency fee basis and are paid out of a percentage of what we win for you. We know how to get results and you deserve the best.

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We Represent Cruise Ship Crewmembers in Jones Act Cases

FAQs: Your Rights in a Cruise Ship Injury Claim

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