General Maritime Law

General maritime law provides coverage and rights to all those employed in the maritime industry, including those who are already covered by the Jones Act and the Longshore Harbor Workers' Act. General maritime law also provides rights to those who have lost a love one to the maritime industry.

The statute of limitations for filing a general maritime claim is 3 years, but can be less depending on the situation. This is why it is so important for you to hire a dedicated and experienced maritime attorney as soon as possible after the incident. You need a strong attorney on your side to help you hold the negligent party/parties responsible for your injury.

General maritime claims include claims under both the Jones Act and the Longshore Harbor Workers' Act against any responsible third party non-employers for any negligence that causes or contributes to injury or death. General maritime claims also include any claims brought by passengers and non-seaman for negligence resulting in damages or injury while involved in any maritime activities.

It is important for you to contact a lawyer immediately after any incident or accident. An experienced maritime attorney can help you determine whether you are covered under the Jones Act, the Longshore Harbor Workers' Act, maritime law or admiralty law. Contact The Law Offices of Joseph Low for your free and confidential consultation. Mr. Low has extensive experience in the maritime area of law and can help you recover the maximum compensation owed to you for your injuries. It is your right and responsibility to hold the negligent parties responsible for your injuries.

THE RIGHT MARITIME ATTORNEY MAY BE ABLE TO RECOVER THE MAXIMUM COMPENSATION FOR YOUR INJURIES!

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Southern California Maritime Lawyer Disclaimer: The maritime injury, maritime wrongful death, admiralty law, jones act, longshore harbor workers act, maritime claim and maritime negligence information presented on this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer or attorney client relationship. Any results portrayed here were dependent on the facts of a particular legal matter and results vary from case to case. Please contact Joseph H. Low IV for a consultation on your particular case. This firm is licensed to practice law only in the State of California, but is affiliated with licensed attorneys in other states.

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