Nationwide Jones Act Attorneys for Injured Workers
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Injured maritime workers have relied on the Jones Act since the 1930s, when the need for a uniform law to protect the rights of seamen and offshore workers injured at sea finally became so great that Congress was forced to act. Workers who are injured on a vessel in a navigable waterway within the scope and course of their job can rely on the Jones Act in order to hold an employer accountable for damages.
At the law office of Gordon, Elias & Seely, LLP, our maritime attorneys work with seamen and longshoremen from the fishing ports of Alaska to the oil rich Gulf Coast. Our goal as maritime lawyers is to put the full force of the Jones Act to work for injured maritime workers, and help you recover the compensation you and your family need.
Work With an Experienced Jones Act Attorney
Each Jones Act Lawyer at the law offices of Gordon, Elias & Seely, LLP have dozens of combined years of experience and proven success representing Jones Act and admiralty law clients. Our law firm has a national scope, and as a result we have built an effective practice that addresses injuries suffered on vessels such as:
- Ocean going vessels
- Crew boats
- Supply boats
- Tugboats
- Dredges
- Jack up rigs
- Commercial fishing vessels
- Ferries
Gordon, Elias & Seely handles Jones-Act & Martime injury cases nationwide, detailed state overview information is below:
When You Have Been Injured At Sea
As a full service maritime law practice, every maritime attorney within our office is also able to help clients who may not be covered by the Jones Act. The Jones Act limits who is covered by the law. Our maritime attorneys can help seamen and maritime workers pursue compensation that is not covered by the Jones Act including third party longshore claims and workers covered by the Longshore and Harbors Compensation Act.
As Maritime Attorneys We Can Provide the Help You Need
The law firm of Gordon, Elias & Seely, LLP handles all Jones Act cases on a contingency basis. Stated plainly, this means "no recovery, no fee." In states where the professional rules of ethics allow, we can provide our clients with an interest-free advance for reasonable and necessary living expenses while the case is proceeding. The statute of limitations in Jones Act claims is three years. If you have been injured in an offshore accident, it is best to act sooner rather than later.Let us be your maritime lawyer.
Contact Our Office if You Have Been Injured
If you have been injured in the course of work at sea, you need to understand your rights and options under the Jones Act and other maritime laws. Our lawyers support maritime workers throughout the United States. Call our office today at 800-773-6770 or contact us online. You will be able to speak to a Jones Act attorney within 30 minutes of filling out the online form. Find out if one of our maritime attorneys can put our experience and proven record behind your Jones Act or maritime injury claim.
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