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The damages suffered in a maritime accident can be extensive. While you’ll likely have physical injuries that lead to mobility issues and extensive pain, you’ll also have mental anguish, medical expenses, rehabilitation costs and lost wages to contend with moving...
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...
Maritime work is one of the most dangerous industries for workers. The industry is aware of this and strives to prevent accidents and have a safer overall workplace. Unfortunately, the nature of the job puts maritime workers at risk no matter how vigilant they and...
Maritime workers in Washington State and across the United States are at risk of injuries based simply on the type of work they do and where they do it. Being on the water can be dangerous. Fishing boats and other offshore endeavors require the use of heavy equipment,...
An injured crewman from O’Hara fishing vessel Constellation was airlifted from the vessel Monday. Few details of the accident are currently available; however, early reports indicate the crewman suffered serious injuries to his arm when a hatch was closed upon him. At the time of the injury the vessel was fishing near St. Paul Island. Winds were measured at 44…
A deckhand on the 117-foot crab fishing vessel Patricia Lee was seriously injured Tuesday while working on deck. Early reports indicate that the crewman suffered serious injury to his pelvis when he was pinned between the crab pot and the vessels rail. Alaska crab pots can approach a thousand pounds in weight, and when being landed, moved and set in…
A 45-year-old crewman on the Alaska Ocean has suffered a crushed arm requiring helicopter evacuation. The serious injury happened 30 miles northeast of Cold Bay. The ALASKA OCEAN contacted Health Force Partners for advice who recommended evacuation by the Coast Guard. A helicopter airlifted the injured crewman to Cold Bay, and he was subsequently flown out to Alaska. The…
A crewman from the F/V McKenzie rose suffered a head injury Saturday. The incident happened approximately 100 miles west of Coos Bay on the Oregon coast. The Captain of the vessel radioed the Coast Guard for help around 5:30 A.M. A Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopter airlifted the injured crewman to shore for further evaluation and treatment. The current condition…
An Alaska fisherman has suffered a serious hand injury working aboard the F/V ALASKA DREAM. The 49 year old crewman was airlifted by the Coast Guard after suffering a serious finger injury. The risk of infection required fast medical attention. The incident happened southwest of Kodiak Alaska. No further details of the injury are currently available. Crewmen working aboard Alaska…
The Coast Guard has airlifted a deckhand from the Arctic Storm. The crewman was reportedly struck in the head and suffered a severe head injury after hit by a loose crane hook. The 64-year-old crewman was evacuated from the vessel Monday morning and transferred to shore for emergency medical treatment. The incident happened approximately 25 miles of Brookings. The Arctic…