Video FAQs
- Are commercial fishermen covered by the Jones Act?
- Are punitive damages available in Florida boating accident cases?
- Are punitive damages available in Florida yacht accident cases?
- Are there limits on damages in Florida cruise ship injury cases?
- Are there limits on damages in Florida yacht accident cases?
- Are there time limits to file my Florida cruise ship accident lawsuit?
- Are there time limits to sue for injuries in a Florida boating accident case?
- Are there time limits to sue for injuries in a Florida yacht accident case?
- Are witnesses important in Florida cruise ship injury cases?
- Can I be found to have been partially at fault for my injuries caused by a Florida cruise ship accident?
- Can I file a lawsuit against the cruise line in a court near my home?
- Do boating accidents only include boats?
- Do I have to prove my employer was negligent in my Jones Act case?
- Do I need an attorney to represent me if I am hurt on a cruise ship, or can I try to settle the case on my own?
- Does an accident report have to be filled out at the time of the fall?
- How long will it take to settle my Florida boating accident case?
- How much will an attorney charge to evaluate my boat accident lawsuit?
- How quickly should I contact an attorney in a Florida cruise ship accident case?
- If I am injured on a cruise ship, what type of damages can I claim?
- If I am injured on a vessel, will I have to repay my employer for medical treatment from my settlement?
- If I suffer an offshore injury, am I required to see only company doctors?
- If my cruise ship accident happened on a lake, what law will apply to my claim, state law or federal maritime law?
- Is the employer liable for injuries on a shrimp boat?
- Is there a cap on damages in my maritime case?
- Should I give a statement to an adjuster if I have a maritime injury?
- What are my rights if I am injured on a foreign-flagged vessel?
- What are unearned wages?
- What do I need to bring to the initial consultation with my attorney in my Florida boating accident case?
- What do I need to bring to the initial consultation with my attorney in my Florida cruise ship injury case?
- What happens if I trip and fall during the cruise or while I am getting on or off the ship?
- What happens when a cruise ship employee is injured on the job?
- What if I do not have medical insurance and am concerned about my medical expenses?
- What is a Jones Act seaman?
- What is a maintenance and cure claim?
- What is an unseaworthiness claim?
- What is a maximum cure or maximum medical improvement?
- What is the difference between Jones Act Claims and Longshore Claims?
- What is the difference between the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA) and the Jones Act?
- What is the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA)?
- What is the statute of limitations under the Jones Act for injuries at sea?
- What kind of benefits are provided under the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA)?
- What law applies to cruise line injuries?
- What should I look for in hiring an attorney to represent me in my Florida cruise ship accident case?
- What type of evidence will I need to prove my Florida boating accident case?
- What type of information should I collect if I am involved in a boating accident?
- What will the defendant argue against me in my Florida cruise ship injury case?
- Where can I file my lawsuit against the cruise line for my cruise ship injury?
- Will I have to pay back my health insurance provider if I recover damages in a Florida cruise ship accident case?
- Will I have to testify in court for my Florida boating accident case?
- Will I need expert witnesses for my Florida cruise accident case?