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Extreme Heat Continues Raising Safety Concerns For Maritime Workers

Dangerous summer temperatures across the United States are renewing concerns about heat-related illnesses in outdoor…

George VourvouliasAugust 26, 2026

Jones Act

Are overworked seamen covered under the Jones Act?

The question sounds simple. The answer is not. In 2014, a seaman named William Skye…

George VourvouliasAugust 17, 2026

Maritime Accidents Maritime Injuries

The “Sour Gas” Danger on Oil Tankers: What Maritime Workers Need to Know

Hydrogen sulfide (H2S, or "sour gas") is one of the most lethal hazards on oil…

George VourvouliasAugust 13, 2026

I was injured because of a winch failure working offshore… Can I sue?

Maritime Injuries

Injured in a Winch Failure Offshore? Here Is What Louisiana Maritime Workers Need to Know

A winch handles lines under thousands of pounds of tension. When one fails, the energy…

George VourvouliasJuly 29, 2026

Maritime Injuries Maritime Law

Steps to Take After a Tugboat Accident in Louisiana

The Mississippi River moves over 500 million tons of cargo through Louisiana every year, and…

George VourvouliasJuly 22, 2026

Maritime Accidents

TBI from Falling Objects: The Cost of Missing Toe Boards on Maritime Vessels

A wrench. A shackle. A length of pipe. On a vessel with multiple levels of…

George VourvouliasJuly 8, 2026

Maritime Accidents

Man Overboard Accidents Offshore: What Louisiana Maritime Workers Need to Know

A man overboard incident can go from an ordinary workday to life-threatening in seconds. It…

George VourvouliasJune 24, 2026

Maritime Accidents

Pipe Deck Slips: When Improper Drainage Leads to Back Injuries

Standing water on a pipe deck isn't just an inconvenience. When drainage systems go uncleared…

George VourvouliasJune 17, 2026

Maritime Injuries

Does Your Injury Fall Under Texas Maritime Law?

Most workers hurt on the job reach for workers' compensation as the obvious first step.…

George VourvouliasJune 10, 2026

Maritime Accidents

The “Crush Zone”: Injuries Between the Ship and Lock Wall

If you've ever locked through on the Mississippi River or the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, you…

George VourvouliasJune 3, 2026

Crane Collapse In Charleston Harbor Renews Focus On Maritime Workplace Safety

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Extreme Heat Continues Raising Safety Concerns For Maritime Workers

Are overworked seamen covered under the Jones Act?

The “Sour Gas” Danger on Oil Tankers: What Maritime Workers Need to Know

Injured in a Winch Failure Offshore? Here Is What Louisiana Maritime Workers Need to Know

Steps to Take After a Tugboat Accident in Louisiana

TBI from Falling Objects: The Cost of Missing Toe Boards on Maritime Vessels

Man Overboard Accidents Offshore: What Louisiana Maritime Workers Need to Know

Pipe Deck Slips: When Improper Drainage Leads to Back Injuries

Does Your Injury Fall Under Texas Maritime Law?

The “Crush Zone”: Injuries Between the Ship and Lock Wall

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