A new test for seaman status becomes a practice in personal injury lawsuits. Learn more about it with Mr Jackson’s case.

The captain of DUSTY DAWN files suit against his employer after a trip and fall accident. The defense brings up their safety policies. Discover why.

How long are seamen able to receive maintenance and cure benefits? Learn more about that from Galloway’s case.

Mr. Price spent 50% of his time in the service of a vessel. Does that make him a seaman? Learn more about seaman status disputes with his case.

Who’s at fault when an accident happens at rough sea? Mr.Knight’s case shows how the court attributes comparative fault. Learn more.

What conditions are open and obvious aboard a vessel? Learn more about a common defense in the case of slipping and tripping injuries.

In re Prosper is a personal injury case that involves an advantageous procedural weapon used by vessel operators. See what it is.

What is the forum selection clause? It’s a common tactic vessel employers use. See how it might affect you.

Are punitive damages available to seamen? These kinds of recoverable damages do not apply to all seamen’s remedies. See the details.

What if you bear fault for your own injury? Learn more about attributing percentages of the fault between you and your vessel employer.

Why do maritime employers try to challenge seaman status? Learn more about seaman status disputes with Sanchez’s case.

Would you be compensated if you can no longer perform your job? Seamen are entitled to future wage loss claims. Learn more.