Were you injured on a ship, dock, or offshore rig? Our maritime team helps workers and passengers recover compensation after serious water-related accidents.
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Oil rig explosions cause catastrophic injuries and loss.
Faulty wiring or unsafe equipment leads to fatal shocks.
Broken cranes or rigs cause dangerous worksite accidents.
Accidents from zip lines, waterslides, or crowded events.
Includes collisions, grounding events, or equipment failure.
Injuries from broken furniture, showers, or balcony rails.
Hazardous surfaces cause serious falls and injuries.
Heavy equipment failures lead to severe worker harm.
Toxic substances create long-term health consequences.
$25,000,000 Verdict – Traumatic Brain Injury
$25,000,000 Verdict – Traumatic Brain Injury
$12,000,000 Verdict – Traumatic Brain Injury
Share what happened through a quick, free, no-cost evaluation. Get legal support online, by phone, or even by text. It’s fast, easy, and there’s absolutely no obligation.
If your case qualifies, we’ll connect you with an experienced attorney and a dedicated support team. They’ll guide you through every step, answer your questions, and keep you informed from start to finish.
Your team will investigate your case, take on the insurance company, and push for the best possible outcome, because you deserve nothing less.
Start by reporting the incident right away to cruise staff, even if the injury seems minor at first. Ask to fill out an official report, and request a copy for your records. If there’s an onboard medical team, get evaluated, and keep documentation of that visit. Take clear photos of where the injury happened, note the names of any staff or witnesses, and save all receipts or paperwork related to your travel and medical care. Once you return home, contact our attorneys right away. And remember: do not sign any documents from the cruise line before speaking to our law firm.
It depends on the details of your claim, but the answer is likely yes. If your employer failed to provide essential safety gear (like harnesses, helmets, or slip-resistant equipment) you may have a legal claim. Employers have to provide a safe working environment. When that duty is ignored and a worker is injured, a lawsuit may help recover compensation for medical costs, time off work, long-term health issues, and more. Our dockworker attorneys can help determine if your injury is tied to unsafe practices or a violation of safety requirements.
As a contractor on an offshore rig, the process is a little different. Report the incident to both your employer and the rig operator right away. Then, reach out to us. We can walk you through your legal rights and options, and handle all communication with the company and insurance provider. Don’t try to handle this alone. Let Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys fight for you.
With more than 250,000 satisfied clients, Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys is the law firm you want on your side if you need a personal injury lawyer. No matter what you’re going through, we’re prepared to be your trusted partner and give you legal guidance after an accident.
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