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Articles about Maritime Law

What are Limitations to Maritime Law When Cruising

Just this week I was contacted by a passenger who was injured on a major cruise line.  One of my first questions to him was, “When did your incident happen?”  When the injured passenger told me 16 months ago I was disheartened.  I was forced to turn down representing this

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Florida Boating Accident Reporting: Key Situations and Legal Requirements

Understanding Boating Accident Reporting Requirements in Florida Boating is a popular activity in Florida, offering both residents and visitors an opportunity to enjoy the state’s beautiful waters. However, boating also comes with responsibilities, especially when accidents occur. Understanding your obligations is critical to avoiding legal issues and ensuring that you

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Choosing the Right Jones Act Lawyer

When a Seaman is injured during the course of his employment, his or her injury is covered by a Federal Law known as The Jones Act. There are many steps that go into a Jones Act case, such as proving the person can be classified as a Seaman and proving

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Am I Covered by the Jones Act?

As a South Florida maritime lawyer concentrating on personal injury, I am often approached by persons injured while working about a vessel. Usually, these workers are covered by the Jones Act (although that is oftentimes disputed). The Jones Act provides a cause of action for “[a] seaman injured in South

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