Working in the maritime industry is tough, but that doesn’t mean your health and safety should be at constant risk. Unfortunately, many seamen are injured on the job due to...
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Boat fires and explosions are some of the most terrifying dangers offshore workers can face. Surrounded by water, with limited escape options, crew members are often trapped when something goes...
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Chemical burns are among the most painful and dangerous injuries offshore workers can suffer. Whether from battery acid, industrial solvents, or cleaning agents, these burns can lead to long-term complications,...
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Maritime work can be dangerous, even for the most seasoned professionals. Whether you're on a tugboat in the Gulf or handling offshore equipment out of New Orleans, an injury on...
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Working offshore in the Gulf Coast maritime industry is tough, dangerous, and often thankless. When injuries happen offshore, they can be catastrophic, and the steps you take immediately after can...
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If you’re an offshore worker injured on the job in or around New Orleans, Louisiana, the physical, emotional, and financial aftermath can be overwhelming. These injuries don’t just affect you...
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Maritime work along the Gulf Coast is challenging and dangerous. Injuries are not uncommon, and when they happen, workers often wonder what protections they have. Fortunately, the Longshore and Harbor...
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Working on a boat in the Gulf of Mexico can be financially rewarding, but it’s also one of the most dangerous jobs out there. When injuries happen offshore, many workers...
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If you’ve been working in the maritime industry for any length of time, then you know that kind of work demands your best. Even if you do your job perfectly,...
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The Jones Act is the most comprehensive statute that protects workers on U.S. waters and ports. It was established in 1920 and later revised in 2006. At The Maritime Injury...
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