The Houston law offices of Vujasinovic & Beckcom, P.L.L.C. post blogs on maritime accidents and offshore injuries. If a maritime accident has left you injured or unable to work, contact a Jones Act lawyer from our law firm today. We represent people who have been injured at sea or offshore in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean and throughout the Gulf Coast, Port of Houston and Galveston Bay.
A federal court has upheld a ruling that a tug company is on the hook for the entire $1.25 million judgment in the death of a Navy seaman killed in a collision.
Injured seaman Lee Trevino has filed a lawsuit against D & S Marine Service for an alleged tugboat accident that left the maritime worker permanently injured.
A tugboat accident can lead to a serious maritime injury. If you have been injured in a maritime accident which was caused by the negligence of your employer you might be able to file a Jones Act suit against them and seek past and future damages. Contact an experienced maritime lawyer for more information.
A maritime injury resulting from a tugboat accident can leave you permanently injured and with financial problems. Injured maritime workers can often times file a Jones Act lawsuit against their employer seeking compensation for medical expenses, living expenses and other damages.
A maritime accident on a tugboat can lead to a serious injury. Three common causes of tugboat accidents include slippery decks, falls overboard and off ladders and crew negligence. If you have been hurt, contact an experienced maritime lawyer for advice.
Serodino Inc. filed court papers in U.S. District Court to limit civil damages in a potential lawsuit over one of its tugs involved in a fatal accident in Tennessee last summer.
Joseph R. Dean filed the case in Jefferson County, Texas February 19 against Coral Marine Services. He claims to have suffered permanent physical impairment, pain and suffering and loss of wages because of undisclosed injuries aboard the Bailey Ann.
Tugboat Accident Results in Lawsuit Against D & S Marine Service