
If you or a loved one has been injured offshore or at port in Anchorage or elsewhere in Alaska, our maritime injury attorneys are here to help you.
Experienced Maritime and Boating Injury Attorneys in Anchorage
BoatLaw, LLP is known for:
- Decades of success in maritime and boat injury cases
- Compassionate, diligent work from lawyers who truly love the maritime industry
- Millions recovered for clients in workers compensation, injury, and wrongful death claims
- Free, no obligation consultations for maritime injury claims
Call Us at (800) BOATLAW for a free case review. You may also contact us online and a member of our legal team will follow up with you shortly.
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We’ve Won Millions for Our Clients in Maritime Injury & Boating Accident Cases
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Our top-rated law firm litigates maritime claims in Alaska and the entire West Coast. We’ve helped clients reclaim millions in payouts after offshore injuries and boating accidents.
Do not settle for less than what your case is worth. Call (800) BOATLAW today for a FREE, no-obligation consultation. You may also submit a contact form and our legal team will reach out to you shortly.
We Specialize in All Forms of Maritime Claims & Offshore Injury Cases

Common maritime claims we handle include:
- Jones Act claims
- Death at Sea claims
- Longshore & Harbor Workers claims
- Defense Base Act claims
- Marine Insurance claims
Common Types of Boat Accidents & Offshore Injury Cases We Cover
The types of people and cases we represent include:
- Boating accidents and injuries
- Cruise ship injuries
- Commercial fishing injuries and accidents
- Unsafe cargo operations
- Hypothermia and drowning
- Port collisions
- Oil rig accidents
- Ferry accidents
- Hearing loss
- Barge accidents
- Dry dock accidents
- Toxic exposure
Jones Act Claims in Anchorage

The Jones Act was passed in 1920 to help injured seamen recover from their employers. Working on or around water can be very dangerous, and maritime workers have an increased risk of on-the-job injury.
As a result, the Jones Act provides special legal remedies to help ensure that injured seamen get appropriate compensation and care following an injury. The Jones Act can be very complex, which is why it is important to speak with the attorneys at BoatLaw, LLP, who are familiar with the issues and benefits of the Jones Act and can effectively represent your claim.
BoatLaw’s Nationally Recognized Maritime Attorneys Serving Anchorage, Alaska
Nicholas J. NeidzwskiNicholas J. Neidzwski is an accomplished trial attorney who handles maritime and personal injury litigation. Nick’s litigation experience includes the successful resolution of various Jones Act, general maritime, and product liability cases on behalf of many different individuals against various companies, including some of the largest maritime corporations in the United States. He has appeared for plaintiffs in state and federal courts throughout Washington, California, Oregon, and Alaska, and has established a reputation as a dedicated advocate for injured individuals and their families. Read Nick’s lawyer profile. |
Douglas R. WilliamsDouglas R. Williams was raised in a military family. After retiring from the armed forces, his father sailed as the chief medical officer with several of the world’s prominent cruise lines, including Holland America Line, Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, and Norwegian Cruise Line. Doug spent a good part of his youth—when not in school—living in crew quarters aboard ships, sailing with his father. These experiences shaped his career by giving him firsthand exposure to the maritime industry from an early age. Read Doug’s lawyer profile. |
Areas We Serve in Anchorage, Alaska
Some of the communities we serve in Anchorage include, but are not limited to:
- Airport Heights – 99508
- Basher – 99507
- Bayshore – 99515
- Downtown Anchorage – 99501
- Fairview – 99501
- Government Hill – 99501
- Midtown – 99503
- Mountain View – 99508
- North Star – 99503
- Oceanview – 99515
- Sand Lake – 99502
- South Addition – 99501
The Port of Alaska
Large portions of the local economy depend on Anchorage’s geographical location and surrounding natural resources. The Port of Alaska (formerly the Port of Anchorage) is a deep-water port that receives 85% of all goods destined for Alaska. Additionally, 74% of all waterborne freight and 95% of the refined petroleum products entering south central Alaska enter through the Port of Alaska. Port facilities include three cargo terminals and two petroleum terminals.
The port is distinguished from other types of municipal departments because it generates enough revenue to support its operations without being a burden to Anchorage taxpayers.
Alaska Maritime & Admiralty Resources
The Municipality of Anchorage – Click here to see the official website of Anchorage, Alaska.
Port of Alaska – View this website to see more information about the Port of Alaska, formerly the Port of Anchorage, and its operations.
Port of Anchorage
2000 Anchorage Port Road
Anchorage, AK 99501.
Alaska Court System – In order to file a maritime claim, view this website.
Anchorage Court System
825 W 4th Ave
Anchorage AK 99501-2004
(907) 264-0514

204 Mission Road, Rm 124
Kodiak AK 99615-7312
(907) 486-1600
Unalaska Court System
204 West Broadway Ave
Unalaska, AK 99685- 0245
(907) 581-1379
Appellate Courts
303 K Street
Anchorage AK 99501-2084
(907) 264-0612
Let Our Experienced Maritime Lawyers at Boatlaw Handle Your Claim
If you’ve been injured as a worker or passenger in Anchorage or anywhere else in Alaska, the team at BoatLaw, LLP is ready to work with you and help you win fair compensation. Take the first step now by contacting us online or calling us at (800) BOATLAW for a free consultation.


