Injured Offshore? You May Be Owed Far More Than the Company Is Telling You.

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If you were hurt on a vessel, rig, barge, or boat, the Jones Act and maritime law give you rights that ordinary workers don’t have. The boat owner and their insurance company already know that. The question is whether you’ll have someone in your corner who knows it too.

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    One Phone Call Can Change Where Your Case Goes From Here

    “George represented me when I got injured working on a tow boat. The company was playing pretty rough with me, but George was able to get them to provide my medical care and got me a large settlement. If you work on boats, like I do, I recommend George Vourvoulias if you’re looking for a lawyer who knows maritime law.”

    ~ Curtis Watson, Lead Deckhand

    Getting Hurt Offshore Shouldn't Cost You Your Future But the Company Is Hoping It Will

    Maritime work is some of the most dangerous work there is. When you get hurt, the company should take care of you. Too often, that’s not what happens.

    Instead, you get sent home. The calls about the next job stop coming. The company doctor downplays your injury. An adjuster you’ve never met offers you a check that won’t begin to cover what you’ve lost and pressures you to sign before you’ve talked to anyone.

    Meanwhile, your bills don’t stop. Your family is counting on you. And you’re left wondering how something that wasn’t your fault became your problem to carry alone.

    That’s where we come in.

    For more than 20 years, we’ve fought for injured offshore workers and only injured offshore workers. We know exactly how these companies operate, and we know how to make them answer for it.

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    You Have Special Rights at Sea. Make Sure Someone Protects Them.

    Offshore workers have protections that almost no other workers in America have. If you were injured in the service of a vessel, the law may entitle you to:
    • Maintenance and cure — payments for your daily living expenses and medical care while you recover, owed to you regardless of fault.
    • Compensation under the Jones Act — if your employer’s or a crewmate’s negligence played a role in your injury.
    • Damages for an unseaworthy vessel — if the boat, its equipment, or its crew weren’t reasonably fit for the job.
    • Lost wages, future earnings, pain, and suffering — the full value of what this injury has taken from you.
    You don't have to figure out which of these apply to you. That's our job. Your job is to make one call.
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    The Accidents and Vessels We Handle

    If you were hurt on the water, we want to hear from you. We represent crewmembers injured on:

    • Drillships and offshore rigs
    • Liftboats
    • Tugboats and towboats
    • Barges
    • Crew boats and offshore supply vessels
    • Commercial fishing vessels

    And we handle the full range of serious maritime injuries — back and spinal injuries, traumatic brain injuries, burns, crane accidents, falls overboard, and wrongful death claims when a family loses someone they love.

    No matter what kind of vessel you worked on or how the accident happened, the first step is the same: a free conversation about your rights.

    Why Offshore Workers Trust Us

    Maritime law is its own world. The deadlines are different, the rules are different, and the companies on the other side have spent decades learning how to pay injured workers as little as possible. Not every lawyer understands that. We do — it’s all we do.

    We know the pressure crews are under. We know the “company doctor” playbook. We know the tricks adjusters use to make a lowball offer sound like a lifeline. And we know how to level the playing field and go after real, life-changing results for our clients.

    How It Works

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    We review your case together. We'll listen to what happened and walk you through your options for moving forward.

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    We get to work. If we decide to move ahead together, we start investigating right away gathering evidence and building your strongest possible case while you focus on healing.

    "I was working on the Mississippi River as a deckhand when we were collided with by an upbound vessel pushing 40 barges. I was the only survivor. I hired George Vourvoulias and he went to work right away. He listened to my story and came up with a plan on how to deal with the insurance companies and the big boat owners. If you need a maritime injury lawyer who knows his stuff, call George Vourvoulias. He'll protect you and your family and make sure you're taken care of when things go wrong."

    ~ Nate Dugan, Deckhand

    Don't Sign Anything. Don't Wait. Let Us Help You Right the Ship.

    Every day that passes, evidence disappears and deadlines get closer. Before you talk to the company, the adjuster, or the company doctor again — talk to us. It’s free, it’s confidential, and it could be the most important call you make.

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