Maritime & Longshoreman Injury Attorneys Helping Dock Workers, Harbor Workers, and Offshore Crews in Mobile, AL.
Whether you were hurt offshore, on a cargo ship, or while loading freight at the Port of Mobile, your injury may fall under specialized federal laws. Our attorneys are experienced in handling claims under the Jones Act, the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA), and the Defense Base Act. These laws are designed to protect workers like you—and we know how to use them to fight for what you’re owed.
- 🛳️ Offshore Accidents – We handle cases involving oil rig injuries, ship collisions, and unsafe working conditions on open water.
- ⚓ Dock & Cargo Ship Injuries – If you were injured loading or unloading cargo, working on a dock, or handling port equipment, we can help.
- 🏗️ Harbor Worker Comp Claims – From crane operators to shipbuilders, we fight for fair compensation under the LHWCA and other maritime laws.
Why Choose Us
We’ve helped injured longshoremen, port workers, and seamen in Mobile, Alabama get the compensation they deserve. Our team knows how to handle serious maritime and offshore accident cases, from back injuries and falls to catastrophic shipboard incidents. We don’t charge a fee unless we win, and we’ll guide you through every step of your case—fast.
Common Questions From Injured Dock & Offshore Workers
What should I do if I was injured working at the Port of Mobile?
irst, report the injury to your supervisor and get medical help. Then, call Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys. Our maritime injury team will walk you through your rights under the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA) and make sure you don’t miss a deadline.
Am I covered under workers’ comp if I’m a dock or harbor worker?
Many maritime workers aren’t covered by traditional workers’ comp—they fall under the LHWCA or federal maritime laws. Our attorneys can quickly tell you which path applies to your situation and how much compensation you could be eligible for.
What’s the difference between the Jones Act and LHWCA?
The Jones Act applies to seamen who spend significant time on vessels, while the LHWCA covers land-based port and dock workers. Knowing the difference can mean the difference in your payout.
📞 Speak with a maritime attorney at Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys to find out which law protects you.
How much does it cost to hire a maritime injury lawyer?
At Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys, you pay nothing unless we win. There are no upfront fees—just real help from a team that knows maritime law.
Can I file a claim if I was injured offshore or while working on a cargo ship?
Yes. Injuries on oil platforms, cargo ships, or overseas can qualify under the Jones Act or Defense Base Act, depending on your role. These cases are complex, but we know how to win them.