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If you've suffered injuries in an accident on the water that was not your fault, you could be entitled to a substantial amount of compensation. These costs may include physical therapy, medical bills as well as lost income because of your inability to work.
Certain victims could also be eligible for punitive damages if the defendant's conduct was inexplicably reckless. These awards are intended to punish the defendant for their blunders and also to deter further incidents.
Personal Injury
Although boating accidents can lead to serious injuries, many of them are preventable. Untrained and inexperienced boaters are a common cause of boat accidents along with other naive choices like operating under the influence, carrying too many passengers, or reckless behavior. Injuries can range from lacerations and bruises to permanent paralysis from head injuries or a spinal cord injury.
Victims of a boating accident are entitled to compensation for their medical bills and loss of work or income while recovering from their injuries. They also have the right to recover costs of long-term care if their injuries are permanent. Insurance companies usually try to accept less than the victims have earned when estimating a claim's value. An experienced attorney will help you to fight for the highest amount of compensation possible.
A New York City boating accident lawyer will conduct a thorough investigation into the accident in order to collect all relevant evidence. This includes obtaining important documents, including police reports and witness statements, vessel maintenance logs chemical tests, and photographs of the scene of the accident and the property damage. Other vital information can be obtained from medical records including detailed descriptions of the injuries sustained along with the costs incurred as well as estimates of future costs. The lawyer may then negotiate with the at-fault party or the insurance company for a fair settlement.
Maritime Workers' Compensation
Maritime workers working on workboats and other vessels, such as supply ships, are exposed to dangerous conditions during their employment. They are at risk of being injured not only by falling equipment or cargo, but also by boat accidents caused by the negligence or carelessness of other people on the vessel.
The Jones Act and other federal statutes protect seamen from negligence by employers. If they are injured in these types of incidents, they are entitled to full damages under the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act (LHWCA). These damages can include medical expenses and lost wages, as well as the cost of living during the recovery process as well as pain and suffering and other financial benefits.
Many times, seamen who are injured on a supply vessel, tugboat, dredger, barge, oil tanker or cruise or sightseeing boat require more than just workers' compensation to cover their expenses. A New York boat accident attorney will be able to identify third-party claims the seaman could be entitled to claims, for instance, allegations of unreliability or the employer's failure maintain the safety of the vessel.
Your lawyer will gather crucial documents and evidence that pertain to your claim, including medical records, insurance policy information or police reports, among others. They will then enter into settlement negotiations with the lawyer for the defendant and insurance company on your behalf. If a fair settlement is not able to be reached the lawyers will prepare for trial to argue a convincing case in the court on your behalf.
Product Defects
Many boat accidents result from defective equipment. While the majority of accidents on boats are caused by the reckless or negligent actions of the boat operator. In these instances, victims can seek compensation from the manufacturer of the defective product in a lawsuit. A Reston, VA, product defect lawyer can assist in these cases.
Defective equipment and boats may be covered under strict liability, negligence or warranty law. Warranty claims can be based on a breach of implied or express warranties that are created by law such as the New Jersey used car lemon laws or the warranties of quality and fit and finish under the Uniform Commercial Code.
Insurance policies can cover nebulous problems as well. While some consumers may suggest that an issue is obvious or obvious, courtrooms frequently require an expert witness from a surveyor, or any other expert to determine if an issue with a mechanical component or any other damage was caused by a hidden condition.
There are some defects that are discovered after a boat is sold. These are typically regarded as manufacturing defects, and the manufacturer is responsible for the defects. Some are discovered after the boat has been owned and operated and may be the owner's fault. An example of this is the case of a boat owner who forgets to empty water out of the engine, and the water freezes in the winter, causing damage to the motor.
Insurance
In a state such as New York with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean and numerous lakes and waterways, boating and other water recreational activities are commonplace among residents. Like all recreational activities there are risks and liabilities associated with it.
If boating accidents happen, injured individuals may pursue a personal injury wrongful death claim to receive compensation to pay for their damages. Damages may include medical costs, loss of income, property losses along with pain and suffering, diminished quality of life, permanent disability, disfigurement, and other expenses. Victims may also pursue punitive damages in instances of reckless or gross negligence behaviour by the at-fault party.
Insurance companies involved in a boating collision case aren't easy to deal with, especially when their main goal is to compensate you as little as is possible. Find an NYC lawyer who will work closely with insurance companies to ensure that all parties are held accountable for their actions.
A seasoned attorney will review all available evidence that is available, including police reports medical records and witness testimony. They will then engage in negotiations with the person at fault and their insurance company in order to reach a fair settlement. If they fail to agree on a settlement, our attorneys will prepare for trial. We are experts in presenting evidence in support of your claim and securing the maximum amount of financial compensation.
If you've suffered injuries in an accident on the water that was not your fault, you could be entitled to a substantial amount of compensation. These costs may include physical therapy, medical bills as well as lost income because of your inability to work.
Certain victims could also be eligible for punitive damages if the defendant's conduct was inexplicably reckless. These awards are intended to punish the defendant for their blunders and also to deter further incidents.
Personal Injury
Although boating accidents can lead to serious injuries, many of them are preventable. Untrained and inexperienced boaters are a common cause of boat accidents along with other naive choices like operating under the influence, carrying too many passengers, or reckless behavior. Injuries can range from lacerations and bruises to permanent paralysis from head injuries or a spinal cord injury.
Victims of a boating accident are entitled to compensation for their medical bills and loss of work or income while recovering from their injuries. They also have the right to recover costs of long-term care if their injuries are permanent. Insurance companies usually try to accept less than the victims have earned when estimating a claim's value. An experienced attorney will help you to fight for the highest amount of compensation possible.
A New York City boating accident lawyer will conduct a thorough investigation into the accident in order to collect all relevant evidence. This includes obtaining important documents, including police reports and witness statements, vessel maintenance logs chemical tests, and photographs of the scene of the accident and the property damage. Other vital information can be obtained from medical records including detailed descriptions of the injuries sustained along with the costs incurred as well as estimates of future costs. The lawyer may then negotiate with the at-fault party or the insurance company for a fair settlement.
Maritime Workers' Compensation
Maritime workers working on workboats and other vessels, such as supply ships, are exposed to dangerous conditions during their employment. They are at risk of being injured not only by falling equipment or cargo, but also by boat accidents caused by the negligence or carelessness of other people on the vessel.
The Jones Act and other federal statutes protect seamen from negligence by employers. If they are injured in these types of incidents, they are entitled to full damages under the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act (LHWCA). These damages can include medical expenses and lost wages, as well as the cost of living during the recovery process as well as pain and suffering and other financial benefits.
Many times, seamen who are injured on a supply vessel, tugboat, dredger, barge, oil tanker or cruise or sightseeing boat require more than just workers' compensation to cover their expenses. A New York boat accident attorney will be able to identify third-party claims the seaman could be entitled to claims, for instance, allegations of unreliability or the employer's failure maintain the safety of the vessel.
Your lawyer will gather crucial documents and evidence that pertain to your claim, including medical records, insurance policy information or police reports, among others. They will then enter into settlement negotiations with the lawyer for the defendant and insurance company on your behalf. If a fair settlement is not able to be reached the lawyers will prepare for trial to argue a convincing case in the court on your behalf.
Product Defects
Many boat accidents result from defective equipment. While the majority of accidents on boats are caused by the reckless or negligent actions of the boat operator. In these instances, victims can seek compensation from the manufacturer of the defective product in a lawsuit. A Reston, VA, product defect lawyer can assist in these cases.
Defective equipment and boats may be covered under strict liability, negligence or warranty law. Warranty claims can be based on a breach of implied or express warranties that are created by law such as the New Jersey used car lemon laws or the warranties of quality and fit and finish under the Uniform Commercial Code.
Insurance policies can cover nebulous problems as well. While some consumers may suggest that an issue is obvious or obvious, courtrooms frequently require an expert witness from a surveyor, or any other expert to determine if an issue with a mechanical component or any other damage was caused by a hidden condition.
There are some defects that are discovered after a boat is sold. These are typically regarded as manufacturing defects, and the manufacturer is responsible for the defects. Some are discovered after the boat has been owned and operated and may be the owner's fault. An example of this is the case of a boat owner who forgets to empty water out of the engine, and the water freezes in the winter, causing damage to the motor.
Insurance
In a state such as New York with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean and numerous lakes and waterways, boating and other water recreational activities are commonplace among residents. Like all recreational activities there are risks and liabilities associated with it.
If boating accidents happen, injured individuals may pursue a personal injury wrongful death claim to receive compensation to pay for their damages. Damages may include medical costs, loss of income, property losses along with pain and suffering, diminished quality of life, permanent disability, disfigurement, and other expenses. Victims may also pursue punitive damages in instances of reckless or gross negligence behaviour by the at-fault party.
Insurance companies involved in a boating collision case aren't easy to deal with, especially when their main goal is to compensate you as little as is possible. Find an NYC lawyer who will work closely with insurance companies to ensure that all parties are held accountable for their actions.
A seasoned attorney will review all available evidence that is available, including police reports medical records and witness testimony. They will then engage in negotiations with the person at fault and their insurance company in order to reach a fair settlement. If they fail to agree on a settlement, our attorneys will prepare for trial. We are experts in presenting evidence in support of your claim and securing the maximum amount of financial compensation.
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