Experienced on Deck and in Court
Millions of Dollars, Thousands Maritime Injury Cases If you have been injured at sea, please contact an experienced maritime law attorney at Beard Stacey & Jacobsen today for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. Accomplished Lawyers, Former SeamenOur four trial lawyers each have unprecedented legal and practical knowledge and unrivaled experience in maritime personal injury, insurance claims, and wrongful death litigation. Other lawyers may be licensed in Alaska but no other maritime plaintiff’s law firm has offices in both Washington and Alaska. All Vessels — All Maritime Workers
Contact a Maritime Law Attorney at Beard Stacey & Jacobsen. 
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- Case Histories
- Hand Caught In Surimi Auger
- Hand Caught In Bait Chopper
- Arm Partially Amputated By Crane Bucket
- Crane Boom Drops Onto Hand
- Lifting Injury
- Mooring Line Snap Back
- The Aleutian Enterprise Sinking
- Arctic Rose Sinking
- Five Lifting Accidents
- Two Cases of Failure to Provide Maintenance and Cure
- M.S: Tug Deckhand Injury
- Perils of the Sea Defense
- Slip and Fall on Deck
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
About Our Practice
The maritime law attorneys of Beard Stacey & Jacobsen, LLP, have focused exclusively on representing people in all aspects of the maritime industry against insurance companies and corporations throughout Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and beyond. We are committed to looking out for our client's long term interests.
We have successfully represented clients in the following areas:
At Beard Stacey & Jacobsen, LLP, we are proud of our record of achieving favorable results for clients. We have obtained 
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FAILURE TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE AND CURE - $1.6 million
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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.
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FISH PROCESSOR INJURY CLAIM - $3.35 million
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Jones Act Negligence Claim
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TRAWL WINCH INJURY CLAIM - $1.8 million
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Jones Act claim for shoulder and arm injury caused by negligent operation and maintenance of a trawl winch.
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FISH PROCESSOR WRONGFUL DEATH - $1.5 million
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Fishing vessel sinking in Alaska
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DECKHAND INJURY - $2.35 million
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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.
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DECKHAND EXPLOSION INJURY - $4 Million
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Ship Board Explosion Injures Deckhand Circulating seawater compressor explosion results in fisherman suffering severe burns.
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BRAIN INJURY - $3.5 Million
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Deckhand on tug boat injured by defective equipment.
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WRONGFUL DEATH - $2,900,000
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Oil response worker died when negligently installed anchor cable unspooled from winch.
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ARM INJURY - $2,600,000
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Fish Processor improperly trained in cleaning surimi auger, arm pulled into running auger.
