Maritime & Offshore Injury
Louisiana's maritime and offshore industries are vital to our economy, but they're also among the most dangerous workplaces. Maritime workers injured on the job have unique legal protections under the Jones Act, Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act, and general maritime law. Gregory Tonore understands these specialized laws and fights for offshore workers' rights.
Why Choose Us
- 45+ years of experience
- No fee unless we win
- Free case evaluation
- Personal attention from your attorney
- Licensed in Louisiana & Texas
Common Scenarios We Handle
If you or a loved one has experienced any of the following situations, contact us for a free consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Jones Act is a federal law that allows seamen injured in the course of their employment to sue their employers for negligence. It provides broader protections than standard workers' compensation.
It depends on your specific role and where you were injured. Seamen are typically covered by the Jones Act, while longshoremen and harbor workers may be covered by the LHWCA. An experienced maritime attorney can determine which laws apply to your situation.
Maritime law is a highly specialized area that differs significantly from standard personal injury law. The applicable laws, damage calculations, and procedures are unique. An attorney with maritime experience can maximize your recovery.
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