Offshore and Maritime Accidents
Crew Error Blamed for Drilling Rig Blowout
In July 2013, a drilling rig owned by Hercules Offshore and under contract to Walter Oil and Gas Corporation suffered a blowout in the Gulf of
In July 2013, a drilling rig owned by Hercules Offshore and under contract to Walter Oil and Gas Corporation suffered a blowout in the Gulf of
When offshore and maritime accidents happen, there are usually a number of different companies that are potentially responsible for the injury, particularly with platform and rig accidents.
Several companies have capitalized on technology, particularly the widespread use of smart phones, to connect consumers with services. For example, Uber essentially turns every vehicle
Maritime workers put their lives on the line every day doing dangerous but very important work. Sadly, accidents happen, and sometimes those accidents tragically claim
As all drivers know, commercial trucks, including 18-wheelers and other big rigs, are all over the roads. Some drivers are careful and follow the traffic
Generally speaking, injured offshore and maritime workers have a few ways to recover for their injuries: (1) if they qualify as seamen, a Jones Act
Over five years after the Deepwater Horizon explosion and resulting oil spill, BP is finally close to finalizing a settlement that would send billions of dollars
Louisiana has been known for having bad roads for years, particularly in New Orleans. In fact, Louisiana drivers actually pay over $500 in additional maintenance
Many people have heard of depositions or may have seen one in a movie or TV show. Some people may be unlucky enough that they will have
Louisiana has some of the strictest marijuana laws in the country, and the impact can be most clearly seen when looking at penalties for marijuana
