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According to a recent report from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, those who worked in fishing and hunting suffered a much lower rate of fatal injuries in 2021 than they did in 2020. The last statistics available for the Bureau’s report came from 2021. In...
As readers of this blog know, we often post about the Fishermen’s Fund. It was established in Alaska back in 1951 to care for state-licensed commercial fishermen injured offshore or onshore while fishing. These benefits are paid from the fees these fishermen pay for...
As readers of this blog know, boat owners are required to provide a vessel that is seaworthy. That is the law in Alaska and throughout the United States, and when they do not, they are responsible for the injuries that result. Indeed, in a recent blog post, we posted...
Alaska maritime workers who have been injured on the job have a seemingly endless list of concerns. From lost time on the job to medical care to wondering if they will be financially covered for all that was lost, it is important to gather all the necessary...
Working in the maritime industry is very rewarding but can be very risky to even the most cautious of workers. Hundreds of maritime workers in Alaska suffer injuries every year, ranging from minor cuts and bruises to broken bones and severe head trauma. Here are some...
There are many people in Alaska who earn their living working on ships and boats of various types. They need this money to provide for themselves and their families. However, there are dangerous jobs in this industry, depending on the types of jobs people perform. If...
Working out at sea is dangerous. Even when you think you’re being as safe as possible, unexpected events can occur that leave you facing the risk of serious harm. And the damages caused by these injuries can be extensive, too. You’ll probably be left without the...
Readers of this blog know that we focus on maritime law. Indeed, as the premier maritime injury law firm in Alaska, Washington and Oregon, it would shock our readers if we focused our blog on anything else. And, in a prior blog post, we briefly discussed Alaska’s...
If you’ve been injured at sea, you’ve got a lot to deal with. The physical pain and suffering that’s been thrust upon you may be more than you can bear, and the emotional toll can be overwhelming. Making matters worse is the fact that the financial losses that you’re...
Maritime work is a prominent industry in Alaska, Washington and Oregon. These workers are accustomed to working in difficult conditions, expending significant physical energy and facing possible injury. The Jones Act is in place to regulate the shipping industry and...