You wouldn’t have an electrician fix your plumbing, so why would you hire a personal injury attorney that doesn’t practice in maritime cases?
Meeting with your maritime lawyer is the first step in pursuing your claim. Clients often ask what to bring to this first meeting and what they need to do to prepare for it. Below is a list of how to prepare for your maritime lawyer:
There is numerous reasons your claim for social security disability benefits was denied. Maybe you haven’t been out of work for the required 12 months yet? Or your conditions don’t prevent you from working in any capacity? The most common reason a claim for disability benefits is denied is due
Handling PIP claims for healthcare providers is a passion here at the LaBovick Law Group. We force insurance companies to disclose every single iteration of their insurance policies and we read them! Knowing the language of the policy is the reason why we caught State Farm’s 2012 policy gaff and
Applying for social security disability benefits can be a daunting task. You have probably heard horror stories of how long it takes to obtain benefits…if at all. Below are a few tips that will help you present the best possible claim to the social security administration, in the hopes of
Not all personal injury lawyers are the same. Just as you wouldn’t hire a tax attorney to handle your divorce, why would you hire a personal injury attorney that doesn’t specialize in maritime personal injury claims to handle your boating/cruise accident?
Below is a list of the do’s and dont’s in the case you are a victim of a boating hit and run: DO
On July 30th, a 22-year-old man died while diving for lobsters on the first day of the mini-season in Pompano Beach. The Florida mini-season is a two-day event that always falls on the last consecutive Wednesday and Thursday of July. There is also an eight-month regular lobster season that runs
Maritime law is the law of the sea. It can apply to a whole host of different scenarios such as contracts for passage, salvage claims, injuries, etc. For the purposes of this writing, I will limit my discussion of the applicability of maritime law to injury cases.
