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Maritime Attorneys, Jones Act Lawyers
Alaska · Washington · Oregon · Clients Nationwide

Working as a seaman is the most dangerous job in the world.

The maritime attorneys and jones act lawyers of Beard Stacey & Jacobsen have represented thousands of injured seamen, fishermen, processors, deckhands, tugboat workers, and ferry workers in Alaska, Oregon, and Washington. Our maritime lawyers have won millions of dollars in compensation for injured crewmen.

Beard Stacey & Jacobsen, LLP are recognized as leading maritime injury lawyers throughout the country

Helping injured seamen and fishermen is all we do. We know the industry inside out because our attorneys have handled thousands of maritime injury claims.

Let us put our decades of maritime law experience to work on your claim. Contact a maritime lawyer at Beard Stacey & Jacobsen in Seattle or Anchorage today. It costs you nothing to find out if you have a case. You pay no attorney fees unless we win money for you.

Before choosing a maritime and admiralty lawyer to represent you, compare the other attorney’s experience and success to that of our law firm. Beard Stacey & Jacobsen's attorneys have successfully handled over 50 maritime death claims. We have represented families of seamen lost in Alaska fishing accidents, including the widely publicized sinkings of the Alaska Ranger, Katmai, Arctic Rose, Aleutian Enterprise, Pacific Apollo, Vestfjord, Oceanic, Lin J, Pacesetter, and Galaxy.

Why Should You Choose Beard Stacey & Jacobsen to Represent You?

The answer is simple: Beard Stacey & Jacobsen is the most experienced maritime law firm in the Pacific Northwest. We have handled thousands of maritime personal injury and Jones Act claims, recovering millions of dollars for our clients. Our legal practice is limited to representing crewmen injured while working at sea. Our maritime lawyers have unmatched experience in representing crewmen who have been injured aboard crab boats, trawlers, draggers, gillnetters, ships and tugs. The maritime injury attorneys of Beard Stacey & Jacobsen have not handled a few maritime cases, they have handled thousands. It is what we do. It is all we do.

Our maritime injury attorneys represent injured seamen and injured fishermen who live throughout the United States, including Anchorage, Alaska; Seattle, Washington; and Portland, Oregon. To discuss your claim with an experienced maritime lawyer, contact us and learn about your rights to compensation. Let us put our long history of winning cases for injured seamen, fishermen, tugboat workers, and maritime employees to work for you.

Contact a Maritime Law and Jones Act Attorney at Beard Stacey & Jacobsen.
We Have Recovered Millions for Injured Fishermen & Seamen

  • $2.2 million - FAILURE TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE AND CURE

    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.

  • $3.5 million dollar verdict - ALASKA FISHERMAN HEAD INJURY

    Crane accident involving defective hook - limitation of liability act defense defeated

  • $1.9 million dollar settlement - FISHERMAN BACK INJURY

    Negligent lifting procedures on deck of fishing boat

  • $1.5 million dollar settlement - FISH PROCESSOR WRONGFUL DEATH

    Failure to provide proper medical care

  • $3.35 million - FISH PROCESSOR INJURY CLAIM

    Jones Act Negligence Claim

  • $1.8 million - TRAWL WINCH INJURY CLAIM

    Jones Act claim for shoulder and arm injury caused by negligent operation and maintenance of a trawl winch.

  • $1.5 million - FISH PROCESSOR WRONGFUL DEATH

    Fishing vessel sinking in Alaska

  • $2.35 million - DECKHAND INJURY

    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.

  • $4 Million - DECKHAND EXPLOSION INJURY

    Ship Board Explosion Injures Deckhand Circulating seawater compressor explosion results in fisherman suffering severe burns.

  • $3.5 Million - BRAIN INJURY

    Deckhand on tug boat injured by defective equipment.

  • $2,900,000 - WRONGFUL DEATH

    Oil response worker died when negligently installed anchor cable unspooled from winch.

  • $2,600,000 - ARM INJURY

    Fish Processor improperly trained in cleaning surimi auger, arm pulled into running auger.
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