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Maritime work is among the most hazardous jobs, and injuries are unfortunately common. If you are a longshore worker who's been injured on the job, it is crucial to understand your rights and the legal avenues available for seeking compensation and support. What is...
Climate change is reshaping the landscape of maritime law and the management of shipping routes globally. As sea levels rise and weather patterns shift, the maritime industry must adapt to new challenges and regulations. Navigating new shipping routes The melting of...
Enacted in 1920 to protect the interests of the U.S. maritime industry, the Jones Act requires vessels built, owned and operated by U.S. citizens or permanent residents to transport goods transported between U.S. ports. However, there are instances where the...
Workers in the International Longshoremen's Association threaten to strike if their employers do not meet demands for better working conditions. The ILA is the largest union of maritime workers in the United States. Due to the scale of its potential impacts, the...
In the vast expanse of the world's oceans, maritime workers play an important role in ensuring the smooth flow of goods and commerce. However, with this responsibility comes a set of hazards that make certain maritime jobs particularly risky. It is important to...
As a maritime worker, understanding your rights and benefits under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act is important for ensuring your financial security. However, some employers may not fully comply with ERISA regulations, which can impact your retirement and...
Maritime accidents can have serious and devastating consequences. In addition to physical injury, they can cause significant financial fallout. Those involved in maritime accidents, as well as their families, often need help getting back on their feet. In such...
Maritime workers face inherent risks on the open sea, and collisions between vessels are unfortunately not uncommon. When such incidents occur, maritime workers must know how to handle injuries and protect their rights without delay. 1. Seek medical attention In the...
Maritime workers often face a unique set of challenges and risks compared to other professions. Working at sea or in port environments involves exposure to various hazards that can lead to serious injuries. As a maritime worker, it is important for you to be aware of...
The riverboat industry in Tennessee helps the state's economy and is important to its history and businesses. Riverboat workers face unique risks and challenges inherent to their profession. Understanding the risks and available support resources helps ensure the...
