A seaman gets hurt offshore. Weeks later, recovering at home, he spends a single night in jail over something minor: a bar fight, a DUI, an unpaid ticket. His employer…
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The Mississippi River moves over 500 million tons of cargo through Louisiana every year, and tugboats make most of that possible. It is unglamorous, physically punishing work, and when something...
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Whatever the reason, whether a premature maximum medical improvement declaration, payments that simply stopped without explanation, or a daily rate so low it does not cover your actual expenses, you...
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The supply chain has become part of everyday conversation, especially as more people rely on online shopping and feel the impact of delays. Laws that govern ocean carriers play a...
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If you work in the maritime industry in New Orleans, it’s important to understand your rights under federal maritime law, especially when it comes to sexual harassment and assault at...
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If you’re considering a career in the maritime industry (or if you’re already working in it), it’s important to understand the difference between a seaman and a maritime employee. While...
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The maritime industry is booming across the Gulf Coast, offering opportunities in shipping, offshore drilling, fishing, shipbuilding, and more. For many, becoming a maritime worker can be a rewarding career...
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Maritime work is among the most dangerous industries in the United States, and accidents can have life-changing consequences for workers and their families. While many people assume maritime law only...
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Losing a loved one in an offshore accident is devastating. When that loss happens far from shore, the legal process can feel even more overwhelming. The Death on the High...
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The Jones Act entitles maritime workers to compensation for injuries or illnesses they get on the job. But what happens if a maritime worker dies while at sea? The Death...
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