Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against Navig8 Ship Management PTE LTD. and the Navig8 Group (collectively “Navig8”) alleging tortious inference with an existing contract, defamation, tortious interference with prospective business relations, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and fraud arising out of the acts committed by Naivg8 while Doyle LLP’s client was working for […]
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Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against Oceaneering International Inc. and the Encore Group LLC for negligence, unseaworthiness, and wrongful denial of maintenance and cure arising from back, neck, and shoulder injuries sustained upon the Defendant’s’ vessel. At the time of the incident, Doyle LLP’s client was working as a cook onboard Defendant’s’ vessel, […]
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Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against Ensco International Incorporated (“ENSCO”) for the wrongful denial of maintenance and cure arising from its failure to make payments after Doyle LLP’s Client contracted multiple sclerosis (“MS”) while onboard the vessel, the ENSCO-DS-5. At the time of the incident, Doyle LLP’s Client was working as a galley […]
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Offshore maritime industries use planes and helicopters to service these platforms. Sadly, there are incidents, which can take place causing injury or death. These incidents often occur due to negligence, carelessness, or pilot error. Offshore injury law covers these types of accidents. Water Crash Injuries When going in for an unexpected water landing, there is […]
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Many believe the maritime industry only applies to those working on offshore vessels. In reality, workers may fall within the protections of maritime law if they work anywhere on or around the waterways. This includes injuries caused by the various types of equipment needed to work on or with vessels. An experienced maritime injury law […]
read more → For employees who have been hurt on the job, filing for worker’s compensation makes sense. However, for employees whose jobs require them to work in or around navigable waters, worker’s comp might not be a viable option. That is due to the specific maritime laws, which dictate specific regulation and protection for these workers. It […]
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