Nine of the crew members, approximately half of those who were aboard the Captain PhillipsMaersk Alabama during the April 2009 pirate attack, have filed a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against shipping company Maersk Line Limited and its owner Waterman Steamship Corp. They are claiming that warnings … [Read more...]
Shipyard Workers Benefit from Energy Boom
The development of technology (fracking) to efficiently produce oil and gas form oil shale reserves in the United States, has led to a boom in the oil and gas industry - thus bolstering jobs for American Shipyard Workers. The Jones Act requires ships that carry cargo between U.S. ports to be … [Read more...]
Longshore Worker Confirmed Dead, UTR Falls into Water at Port of Los Angeles
According to a spokesman for the Los Angeles Fire Department, the longshore worker driving a UTR (utility tractor rig) that fell into the water this afternoon at the Port of Los Angeles, has died. The accident occurred around 3:00 pm at the Evergreen Container Terminal on Terminal Island, according … [Read more...]
Jones Act Lawyers Recognized as Certified Specialists in Admiralty & Maritime Law
George M. Jones, a Los Angeles Jones Act Lawyer, is now recognized by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization as a Certified Legal Specialist in Admiralty and Maritime Law. Mr. Jones’ certification makes the Law Offices of Charles D. Naylor the only plaintiff’s maritime personal … [Read more...]
Jones Act Attorney George M. Jones Joins Los Angeles Maritime Law Firm
George M. Jones, an experienced Jones Act attorney, has joined the Law Offices of Charles D. Naylor – a LosGeorge M. Jones, attorney at law Angeles maritime law firm. An experienced trial attorney, Mr. Jones brings to the firm more than 20 years of maritime law experience. “I’ve known George for … [Read more...]
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