The maritime industry wouldn’t function without dredge workers — professionals who keep our waters navigable and our environment protected. But just like many offshore jobs, working on a dredger can...
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Commercial diving is one of the most dangerous jobs in the maritime industry. Divers face the risk of severe injuries, long-term health complications, and even death every time they go...
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Not every state has the privilege of coastal views, which makes New Orleans, Louisiana unique. Because the state borders the Gulf Coast, Louisiana also boasts a booming offshore maritime industry....
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If you have been injured or become ill while working offshore, we here at the Maritime Injury Law Firm in New Orleans, Louisiana, know precisely what benefits you should receive...
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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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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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The maritime industry can be as dangerous as it is rewarding, but employers don’t always have their employees’ best interests at heart. If you’ve been injured in a tow boat...
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It is a well-known fact that maritime workers face great risks, even with extensive regulations and protective procedures in place. That’s why lifeboats exist to carry passengers and crew members...
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Maritime work can be dangerous, and you could be at risk for some of the most serious, life-altering injuries out there. Lost limbs and amputation are some of the most...
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Too often offshore workers are injured on the job. Not only do they have to cope with life-changing injuries, but they also can’t work during the recovery process. Luckily, the...
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