If you’ve been injured as a crew of a tanker, tug boat, barge, trawler, jack-up rig, semi-submersible rig, mobile offshore drilling rig, or other maritime vessel, you need to know your rights under the Jones Act and other maritime laws. The lawyers of Greene & Phillips have the experience and the knowledge about all aspects of maritime law and would be happy to answer your questions about what your options are when you’ve been injured at sea or on a river. Working as a maritime worker or seaman can be incredibly dangerous. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has declared that commercial fishing alone is the most dangerous job in the country (2007). The Merchant Marine Act of 1920 (Codified in 2006) is a federal statute that regulates maritime commerce in U.S. Waters. It includes a section on Seaman’s rights which lays out the steps and restrictions for injured maritime employees to recover compensation for their injuries from their employers. Victims of a maritime accidents can seek money damages when their injuries are the result of the careless or negligent acts of an employer or coworker. If you are involved in an accident at sea, call or stop by and talk to a maritime injury lawyer at Greene & Phillips. There is absolutely no risk in contacting us for your free consultation. Call or stop by today and meet with an attorney who can answer your questions. If you can’t come to us, we’ll come to you. All cases are contracted on a contingency fee basis which means we don’t charge you anything unless we get money for you. Based in Mobile, AL, we are conveniently located to serve clients throughout the Southeast including Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas. If you’re hurt and have questions, call us toll-free (888) 510-1020 or fill out our free online consultation form.Maritime Accidents
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