The maritime industry covers a wide range of operations, from building ships to operating offshore drilling rigs. All workers have some type of legal protection when injured on the job, but there are several different maritime laws that govern how injured workers should be compensated, depending on the nature of their work.
The maritime injury lawyers at The Lambert Firm help all types of injured maritime workers to get the maximum compensation possible for their job-related injuries. We have helped many different types of injured maritime workers over the years.
If you’re a maritime worker who was injured on the job, contact The Lambert Firm today to schedule a free consultation with an attorney who knows understands the unique challenges you’re facing and how maritime law can help you recover compensation.
INLAND, PORT AND OFFSHORE WORKERS OUR MARITIME LAWYERS FIGHT FOR
- OFFSHORE DRILLING CREW
- CRANE BARGE / MIDSTREAM OPERATION
- TUG BOAT CREW
- PLUG & ABANDON OPERATION
- GENERAL VESSEL CREW
- BLUE WATER VESSELS
- SUB-SEA OPERATIONS
- DREDGING OPERATION
- LAY BARGE OPERATIONS
We help offshore drilling crew members that have been injured.
- Roustabouts
- Roughnecks
- Derrickmen
- Drillers
- Shakerhands
- Pump Operators
- Toolpushers
- Crane Operators
- Riggers
- Slick line operators
- Wireline operators
- E-line operators
- Explosives
- Ordinary seamen
- Able seamen
- Boatswain
- Mates
- Captains
- Deckhands
- Motormen
- Engineers/Q-MED
- Electricians
- Steward
- Cooks
- Galley men
- Medic
- Safetyman
- Captain/Master
- Deck department
- Officers/ Licensed
- Chief Officer/Chief Mate
- Second Officer/Second Mate
- Third Officer/Third Mate
- Ratings / Unlicensed
- Boatswain
- Able Seaman/AB
- Ordinary Seaman/OS
- Officers/ Licensed
- Engineering department
- Officers / Licensed
- Chief engineer
- Second engineer/first assistant engineer
- Fourth engineer/third assistant engineer
- Ratings / Unlicensed
- Qualified Member-Engine Department/QMED
- Oiler
- Wiper
- Officers / Licensed
- Electrical department
- Electrotechnical Officer
- Steward’s department
- Chief steward
- Chief cook
Saturation divers
- SCUBA (self-contained breathing appara) divers
- Tendors – Decompression Chamber Operators
- Life support technicians
- Dive masters
- BOP technicians
- OV operators
- Liver man
- Boom operators
- Deckhands
- Oilers
- Mechanics
- Engineers
- Welders
- Welders
- Fitters
- Helpers
- Fire watch
- Anchor handlers
- Wench operators
- Deckhands
- Oilers
- Mechanics
- Barge crew
- Stinger
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