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Maritime law has a unique principle called "maintenance and cure" designed to protect seamen who get injured or fall ill while working on a vessel. Part of the Jones Act, this principle ensures that injured or sick seamen receive the necessary support and medical care...
An injury suffered at sea can leave you facing significant challenges. Not only will you have to find a way to deal with your newfound physical limitations and pain, but you might also be left with extensive mental anguish, an inability to enjoy the life that you once...
Commercial fishing is a major industry in Washington State, across the Pacific Northwest and all the way to Alaska. The work itself is physically and mentally taxing. There are inherent dangers when on the sea working a fishing vessel. Despite that, workers may not be...
A Washington State ferry worker who was permanently injured at work when a passenger gangway collapsed at the Port of Bellingham has passed the first hurdle in having a 16 million dollar jury verdict in her favor affirmed. On July 6, 2016 United States Federal District Court Judge Marsha Pechman issued an order denying the Port of Bellingham’s motion to…