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Jones Act
- Electrical Injuries and the Jones Act
- Adequacy of Union Daily Maintenance Rate Questioned as set by Union Bargaining Agreement
- Jones Act Employer Negligent for Lack of Medical Treatment
- Differences Between Jones Act & Workers’ Comp
- Seaman Status and the Jones Act
Tugboat and Barge Workers’ Injuries
- Actions Your Employer May Take After an Accident on a Barge or Tugboat
- Tugboat at Fault in Tanker Collision
Ship, Tanker & Freighter Crews Injuries
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- Working on a Vessel can Cause Serious Back Injuries
- Cruise Ship not at Fault in Medical Malpractice Case
- Have You Been Exposed to Lead While Working on a Tug, Barge, Ship or Other Vessel?
- Mesothelioma, Asbestosis & Other Asbestos Related Illnesses
- Legal Protection for Longshoremen & Harbor Workers
Legal News
- Barge Hits Amesbury Bridge...
- Jones Act Carrier Horizon Lines to Reduce Workforce...
- Worker Dies on Barge in New Haven Harbor...
- Louisiana Seaman Files Jones Act Lawsuit...
- Four Crew Members of Fishing Boat Found Alive...
- Barge Collides into Train Trestle in Alabama...
- U.S. Coast Guard Continues to Investigate July’s Oil Spill on the Mississippi River...
- Former U.S. Shipping Execs Plead Guilty in Jones Act Antitrust Case...
- The Ohio Department of Transportation Wins $5 Million in 2005 Barge-Wreck Case...
- Kirby Corporation Announced No Injuries from Hurricane Ike...
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Jones Act
- Who is a Seaman?
- Jones Act Injuries
- Workers’ Compensation or Jones Act?
- Back Injuries and the Jones Act
- Injuries Caused by Electric Shock from Unsafe Equipment on a Vessel
Offshore Rig and Platform Worker Injuries
Tugboat and Barge Workers’ Injuries
Ship, Tanker & Freighter Crews Injuries
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