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Crane Collapse In Charleston Harbor Renews Focus On Maritime Workplace Safety

The collapse of a large crane into the Cooper River in Charleston, South Carolina, has…

George VourvouliasOctober 26, 2026

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Can Benzene Be Absorbed Through the Skin? What Offshore Workers Need to Know

Can benzene be absorbed through the skin? Yes. Benzene passes through the skin and into…

Legends Legal MarketingOctober 21, 2026

Maritime Injuries

Lost Limbs and Amputation in Maritime Accidents

Article Summary A maritime amputation can entitle an injured offshore worker to compensation under federal…

George VourvouliasOctober 14, 2026

Maritime Accidents Press

Cruise Ship Crew Member’s Death Highlights Safety Risks Facing Maritime Workers

The death of a crew member aboard Princess Cruises' Regal Princess has renewed conversations about…

George VourvouliasOctober 5, 2026

Maritime Law

Wrongful Death At Sea Claim: What To Know In Louisiana (2026 Guide)

Article Summary: If your husband, wife, father, son, or family member was killed in a…

George VourvouliasSeptember 30, 2026

Maritime Injuries Press

Escalating Global Shipping Risks Renew Focus On Maritime Worker Safety

Growing security concerns along some of the world's busiest shipping routes are creating new challenges…

George VourvouliasSeptember 23, 2026

Jones Act Maritime Injuries

The Link Between Benzene and Maritime Cancers

The connection between benzene and maritime cancers has been established in medical literature for decades.…

George VourvouliasSeptember 21, 2026

Jones Act

Is H2S Exposure Covered Under the Jones Act?

If you have been exposed to Hydrogen sulfide and you work on a vessel in…

George VourvouliasSeptember 7, 2026

Jones Act Maritime Law

Injured, Then Arrested? Why a Night in Jail Can Cost Louisiana Seamen Their Maintenance Benefits

A seaman gets hurt offshore. Weeks later, recovering at home, he spends a single night…

George VourvouliasAugust 31, 2026

Maritime Injuries

Decaying Cargo and the Fishing Industry: When the Catch Becomes the Hazard

Commercial fishing is already one of the most dangerous jobs in the country. But the…

George VourvouliasAugust 28, 2026

Crane Collapse In Charleston Harbor Renews Focus On Maritime Workplace Safety

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Crane Collapse In Charleston Harbor Renews Focus On Maritime Workplace Safety

Can Benzene Be Absorbed Through the Skin? What Offshore Workers Need to Know

Lost Limbs and Amputation in Maritime Accidents

Cruise Ship Crew Member’s Death Highlights Safety Risks Facing Maritime Workers

Wrongful Death At Sea Claim: What To Know In Louisiana (2026 Guide)

Escalating Global Shipping Risks Renew Focus On Maritime Worker Safety

The Link Between Benzene and Maritime Cancers

Is H2S Exposure Covered Under the Jones Act?

Injured, Then Arrested? Why a Night in Jail Can Cost Louisiana Seamen Their Maintenance Benefits

Decaying Cargo and the Fishing Industry: When the Catch Becomes the Hazard

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