Cruise ship accidents are not uncommon and are reported to maritime authorities on a regular basis, though most do not make headlines. The "last" accident is constantly changing because new events are reported daily to maritime authorities. While major disasters that make international headlines … [Read more...]
I Can’t Work After an Injury on a Cruise Ship. What Should I Do?
When you are unable to work after a cruise ship injury, you must take immediate action to protect your legal rights and recover compensation for lost wages. Whether you are a passenger who will miss work at home or a crew member unable to perform your duties, specific maritime laws … [Read more...]
What Are The Most Common Types of Maritime Injuries?
Maritime injuries can be some of the most serious and complicated personal injury cases because working at sea is so different from other jobs. If you work on a cruise ship, in a harbor, on an offshore boat, or as a longshoreman, you are at risk of getting hurt at sea, and the laws that … [Read more...]
When Does Maritime Law Apply?
For the thousands of people working or vacationing along the Southern California coast, "When does maritime law apply?" is more than just a theoretical question. When an accident happens, the legal rules that apply can change from California negligence rules to centuries-old admiralty … [Read more...]
How Dangerous is Oil Rig Work?
If you've ever wondered how dangerous oil rig work is, the stark reality is that it ranks among the most perilous occupations in the United States. People working on these sometimes isolated sites generally do long shifts, perform physically strenuous activities, and are constantly surrounded by … [Read more...]
