Maritime Law Injury Attorneys, Jones Act Lawyers
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Maritime Law Injury Attorneys, Jones Act Lawyers
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FAILURE TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE AND CURE - $1.6 million
An engineer aboard an Alaska fish processor injured his back while lifting a heavy sheet of metal. The employer denied his maintenance and cure despite medical opinions recommending further treatment.
FISH PROCESSOR INJURY CLAIM - $3.35 million
Jones Act Negligence Claim
TRAWL WINCH INJURY CLAIM - $1.8 million
Jones Act claim for shoulder and arm injury caused by negligent operation and maintenance of a trawl winch.
FISH PROCESSOR WRONGFUL DEATH - $1.5 million
Fishing vessel sinking in Alaska
DECKHAND INJURY - $2.35 million
Jones Act Verdict For Deckhand Crushed Foot Vessel found unseaworthy and negligent when moving deck hatch rolled over Deckhand's foot on a clam boat.
DECKHAND EXPLOSION INJURY - $4 Million
Ship Board Explosion Injures Deckhand Circulating seawater compressor explosion results in fisherman suffering severe burns.
BRAIN INJURY - $3.5 Million
Deckhand on tug boat injured by defective equipment.
WRONGFUL DEATH - $2,900,000
Oil response worker died when negligently installed anchor cable unspooled from winch.
ARM INJURY - $2,600,000
Fish Processor improperly trained in cleaning surimi auger, arm pulled into running auger.