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Our New Orleans boating accident law attorneys will work to calculate the fringe benefits you are missing while you are unable to work after a
Your husband may experience backlash from his employer – or even his coworkers – after suffering a maritime injury. This typically is attributable to the
Many injured maritime workers want to know whether or not their employer will try to obtain tape surveillance of them during their maritime injury claim. If
Your husband should return to work after maritime injury only if he can resume his work-related duties at full capacity. Returning to work too soon
There are several kinds of experts needed for maritime or Jones Act cases. In Louisiana or elsewhere in the country, consult with a Jones Act
What is the difference between a mediation, a settlement, and going to trial? Let’s explore how those terms apply to a Maritime or Jones Act case.
A Louisiana maritime injury claim may be brought about when the vessel you are injured on is found to be unsafe. One of the benefits
Bad weather is an issue that maritime workers face from time to time and it is hard to avoid in many cases. Part of your
If you’re wondering how much your personal injury case is worth, you’ve come to the right place. There are a few basic, important factors that
This depends on where your claim is filed and the type of claim you have, but generally, claims take about 9 months to maybe a
The Young Firm is dedicated to advocating for injured maritime workers nationwide. If you were hurt while working offshore, on a vessel, or in a maritime setting, you deserve fair compensation to secure your future.
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