Injured Offshore? Welcome to the website designed specifically to answer your questions and put your mind at ease.

If you are reading this, then you are probably researching offshore injury law.  You may have been injured in an offshore accident.  Or, you may be concerned about what will happen to your future after an on-the-job injury.

If you've been injured in a offshore accident, then you can rest assured that this website was designed specifically to address your needs.  We try to answer as many questions as we can, provide lots of useful, free information, and provide up-to-date news from the maritime industry that may impact maritime employees.

Answers To Your Questions

We hope you find the answers you are looking for here.  We are confident that a lot of your questions have already been answered, right here on this website.

We get a lot of the same questions from maritime employees who are hurt on the job.  Some of the most common questions we get are the following:

• How much is my case worth?
• Will I get fired if I hire an attorney to represent me against the company?
• Who will pay for my medical bills?
• How will I pay my bills if I can't work?
• Should I give the company a recorded statement?
• Should I go to company doctors?
• Will I get "blackballed" if I file a legal claim after a maritime injury?

Just click on the links above to find immediate answers to these common questions.

Free Book for Injured Employees

If you don't find the answers you are looking for on this website, then there is another way to get free information.  It's our controversial book on offshore injury cases, The Insider's Guide to Winning Your Maritime Injury Case.
A few years ago, we put together a short, informative, no-nonsense book for injury maritime workers.  The book is less than 60 pages long, it reveals a lot of tricks and secrets employers use against injured employees, and we provide it free of charge to offshore workers who are hurt on the job.
Here's what one person said after reading our book:

In some situations, the company will treat you nicely at first.  You may be reluctant to hire an attorney or file a legal claim.  You may be afraid you will get "blacklisted" if you make a legal claim.  Or, maybe you think the company will let you come back to work.
Sometimes, this is just a trick.  It may be a sneaky way to fool you into believing that the company is putting your best interests first, when it's not.
I've created a FREE Special Report that you can use to find out the TRUTH about whether you should really trust the company to do what's right in the long term.  (It's the long term that matters--not how the company is treating you now).
Finally, a few more words of advice for you.  If you decide to hire an attorney for your maritime case, please be careful who you hire.  Some lawyers may advertise for maritime injury cases.  That doesn't mean they have as much experience as other lawyers.  After all, a lawyers who has never handled a maritime injury case can advertise for these cases if they want, as long as they don't make false claims or statements.
We truly hope you find what you are looking for on our website.  If you don't, please give us a call toll free at 877.724.7800.  Or send us a message.  You will receive an answer to your question in less than 24 hours.
Brian Beckcom
TheMaritimeLawyer.com.

P.S.You should be very careful when selecting a lawyer to handle a Jones Act case or maritime law case.  If you want to know how to hire the best attorney for you particular case, then Contact Us through the Contact Forms on this website and we'll send you a short report on how to identify and hire the best attorney for you maritime injury case.