Notable Maritime Cases
Since 1977, Anderson Carey Williams & Neidzwski, LLP has been on the frontlines fighting for justice on behalf of injured seamen and harbor workers throughout Washington, Oregon, Alaska, and California. The following are just a few examples of cases where we have helped our clients obtain the compensation they deserved for their injuries.
Please note that these cases are provided for general information purposes only. A similar outcome is not a guarantee in your case even though your situation may be similar. The smallest details can make a substantial difference in the outcome of any case. Consult with an experienced maritime lawyer to learn more about your options.
Maritime Injury Claim Judgments, Verdicts and Settlements
- $900,000
For a ship repairman that fell from a barge and sustained fractures - $1,750,000
For a fishing vessel deckhand whose arm was injured while hauling pots - $1,200,000
For a deckhand who suffered a traumatic brain injury aboard a trawler - $900,000
For a deckhand who tore his biceps tendon in the factory on a longliner - $2,375,000
For a back injury case in Anchorage Superior Court - $1,300,000
For a tugboat worker suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder after surviving a shipwreck - $3,000,000
For a shipyard repair worker who sustained a traumatic brain injury aboard a dredge - $340,000
For a 60-year-old oil rig worker with a non-surgical back injury - $170,000
For a tugboat crewman with hearing loss due to excessive noise - $1,400,000
For a fish processor with chronic pain from an ankle injury - $580,000
For a tugboat worker whose back was injured handling mooring lines - $720,000
For a crewmember whose back was injured aboard a factory trawler - $2,400,000
For a mate injured aboard a tanker - $900,000
For a fish processor with chronic pain from an ankle injury - $1,200,000
For a fisherman who fell from a dock to a barge - $525,000
For a longshoreman injured while undocking a tanker - $2,000,000
For a crewmember burned aboard a crabber processor - $450,000
For a deckhand who injured his back in a fall aboard a crab boat - $850,000
For a family of a crewmember lost when a crabber disappeared - $1,500,000
For a fish processor who suffered a partial hand amputation - $825,000
For a back injury case - $725,000
For a head injury case - $1,100,000
For a trawler deckhand who suffered repetitive use injuries to his hands and wrists - $1,250,000
for a trawler deckhand who sustained back injuries - $650,000
For a tugboat captain who fractured his ankle - $3,700,000
Judgment against the United States for a knee/leg injury
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