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By Timothy Young on February 21, 2011
There are at least three advantages you get when you hire our office to handle your Florida Jones act case. If you need a Florida Jones Act lawyer, learn the benefits we can give you here.
http://www.jonesactlaw.com/library/florida-jones-act-lawyers.cfm
By Timothy Young on February 3, 2011
Did you know that our office handles Alabama Maritime and Jones Act claims. Many of our clients live in Alabama. Over the years we have represented people from Mobile, Andalusia, Opp, Montgomery and other cities in Alabama. Learn more here about how we can serve as your Alabama Jones Act Lawyers.
By Timothy Young on January 15, 2011
Work related hearing loss can occur for many reasons to workers on oil rigs and vessels. Learn more about the causes of maritime work related hearing loss by reading about the types of equipment offshore and on vessels that can cause hearing loss.
By Timothy Young on January 9, 2011
Our office regularly handles maritime and Jones Act cases on behalf of Mississippi residents. We file these claims in Louisiana as well as in Mississippi. Learn how our office can act as your Mississippi Jones Act lawyer and the benefits we can give you.
By Timothy Young on December 29, 2010
How long do you have to file a maritime Jones Act hearing loss claim? Our maritime lawyers answer that question and many more about maritime and Jones Act work related hearing loss claims here.
By Timothy Young on December 15, 2010
There is a simple test that can tell if you have suffered work related hearing loss from working around loud oil rig or vessel equipment. Learn about this test and how our office can arrange for it to tell if your hearing loss is work related. Read our article about the test that tells if you have maritime work related hearing loss.
By Timothy Young on December 2, 2010
Working on an offshore oil rig is dangerous work. Many seaman suffer injuries while working in the drilling floor. These floor hands, assistant drillers and derrick hands face dangers that other rig workers may not have to face. To learn the main reasons accidents and injuries occur on the rig floor, read our article, Reasons accidents and injuries happen on an offshore oil rig floor. It provides the common causes of such accidents, AND it discusses what you can do if you are faced with such dangers. Our Louisiana Jones Act Lawyers explain Jones Act law for you.
By Timothy Young on December 1, 2010
Work related hearing loss can occur on oil rigs and other vessels. Many maritime workers suffer a gradual loss of hearing after working around loud machinery for many years on a vessel or offshore. Read the new article posted by our Jones Act hearing loss attorneys to learn what causes offshore work related hearing loss.
By Timothy Young on November 19, 2010
We have recently posted an excellent article regarding the common mistakes made when seamen tried to handle their own maritime and Jones Act cases. You can learn about the reasons you should not settle your own maritime Jones Act case with your company directly by reading our article here. We discuss several reasons including the advantage that your company has, the main reason you should not return to work too soon after your injury as well as if you can break or void an unfair settlement that you accepted when you did not know the full extent of your injuries. Our Louisiana maritime lawyers are here to help assist you in anyway necessary. Learn your rights, choices and options.
By Timothy Young on July 19, 2010
After an automobile accident in Louisiana you may face many tough choices. Unfortunately one significant choice you will have to make is to what degree do you communicate with your own insurance adjuster. Your automobile accident claim could be damaged significantly if you provide your insurance adjuster with the wrong type of information.
You can learn more about why your insurance company is not always looking out for your best interest after a serious vehicle accident by reading our article here. Our Louisiana injury lawyers have helped serious automobile accident victims navigate the tough course of dealing with their own insurance companies after a serious vehicle accident. Don’t make a mistake that could harm your case or even prevent you from recovering. Contact our Louisiana attorneys today for help with your immediate questions. You can also learn more by visiting our automobile accident web site.