Are You Facing A Proceeding In Which Your Maritime License May Be Revoked Or Suspended? We Will Represent You And Defend Your Valuable License For FREE.

You worked hard to obtain your maritime license.  With your license, you have been able to provide solid financial support for yourself and your family, and build your marine career.  Now someone wants to take all of that away from you.  

Do NOT try to represent yourself in a proceeding where your valuable marine license is on the line. Contact us, and we will represent you for FREE in your license revocation proceeding or hearing.

We help many types of maritime workers hold on to their licenses, and their careers:

Able-Bodied Seamen, Tankermen, Pilots, Merchant Marines,

 Captains, Masters, Mates, Engineers, Stewards, etc.

Our law firm is based in Houston, Texas, and we represent mariners in license revocation proceedings throughout Texas, or in any location along the Gulf Coast.  

Don't risk your future alone.  License revocation proceedings can be tricky.  Basic legal rules apply to these hearings, and if you do not have any legal background, you will be at a severe disadvantage.  

You need a qualified marine license revocation attorney to do things such as:  (1) meet all of the applicable deadlines (miss a deadline, lose your license), (2) file the proper legal and administrative defenses, (3) properly issue subpoenas for documents, (4) obtain sworn testimony from witnesses, (5) negotiate potential settlement options that may enable you to keep your license, and (6) represent you at the license revocation hearing, which will include submitting documentary evidence, calling witnesses to testify, and arguing your case to the Administrative Law Judge or other license revocation authority.

Contact us and we will help you defend your license!

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Blog for Marine License Revocation

• This is a test
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• Can a TWIC be issued with a criminal record?
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• Yacht captains advise on no-Claim declarations
• Sleep apnea getting attention in vessel pilot fatigue cases
• USCG penalizing mariners with sleep apnea for renewal process
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• Sleep deprived under qualified mate pleads guilty for ’08 Miss River spill
• DRD Towing under scrutiny for using under qualified mates

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Library for Marine License Revocation:

• Don’t give up applying for a TWIC card even if you have a legal record   
  Navigating a complicated appeals process, by yourself, and without an experienced maritime attorney by your side is a bad idea.
• TWIC program is impeding mariners’ ability to work   
  The program can cost far more than the $132.50 issuance fee when a seaman is forced to travel hundreds of miles to an enrollment center.
• Understand the term “license” when applying for a Document of Continuity   
  Terms such as license, licensing, issuance and certification are often used interchangeably even though they hold very different meanings.

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Frequent Questions for Marine License Revocation:

• Can I apply for a TWIC card if I have a criminal felony record?
• What is boating under the influence?
• What is a Document of Continuity?
• How does a DUI affect merchant mariner's documentation?

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Videos about Marine License Revocation:

• Free Lawyer For Maritime License Proceedings