Personal Injury Lawyers & Workers Compensation Lawyers in Houston, Texas

 





 

A Maritime Attorney Helps You Receive Compensation

If you have been injured while aboard an ocean or sea vessel or otherwise injured on a navigable waterway, you may have a legal right to collect compensation. The legal rights of those injured at sea are determined by a body of law called maritime law.

Understanding maritime law can be a challenge for people not familiar with this specific legal niche. If you suspect you may have an issue that is covered under this body of law, you should contact a maritime attorney at the Ogletree Abbott Law Firm as soon as possible.

Your Maritime Attorney

Maritime attorneys have an in depth knowledge of the myriad laws governing injuries or accidents that happen at sea. Your maritime attorney will be able to put his or her expert knowledge to work for you so that you can better understand your legal rights in any type of maritime case.

Whether you were injured on a cruise ship or hurt while working on an ocean vessel, a sea vessel or an offshore oilrig, a maritime attorney from the Ogletree Abbott Law Firm can represent your interests diligently and help you to seek justice.

What Your Maritime Attorney Will Do For You

The specific type of assistance your maritime attorney will provide will depend on the unique circumstances surrounding your claim. For instance, if you were working aboard an ocean or sea vessel at the time when an injury occurred, your lawyer may help you to determine if your claim is best filed under The Jones Act, or under the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act.

No matter what the specifics of your case are, however, a maritime attorney is the best advocate when your injury related to the ocean, sea or other navigable waterways.

Contact a maritime attorney and get your free consultation today!


Ogletree Abbott attorneys are licensed only in the state of Texas unless otherwise indicated in the biographical section. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. We consider employment in another State only in association with co-counsel licensed in that State. References to laws are limited to federal and State of Texas law.