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Maritime Jones Act
The Maritime Jones Act specifically relates to activities in navigable waters and the sea. This is a federal law in which the ship’s flag designates which country’s admiralty law they must observe. The admiralty law also pertains to criminal charges for the ship’s crew. Jones Act This law applies to an individual if they werethat is injured while working on an ocean or river ship, barge, fishing boat, offshore oilrig, ferry, or other vessel. It pertains to underwater workers, drivers, and divers. The Jones Act is also considered a federal law. This law permits the courts to determine whether or not the crewmen should receive a remedy. An attorney who specializes in maritime law will be able to determine whether the case should be dealt with as a Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act or under the Jones Act. Do you have questions about your legal options? Request a FREE case evaluation for your maritime jones act issue now! It’s fast and easy – just choose the type of help that you need, city and state below. After you've made your choices, a few simple questions will appear on the page to collect some important details. An experienced attorney from your area will then contact you with a FREE case evaluation. You’ll receive an email, phone call or both within an hour. Note: You will only be contacted by one attorney and will not be flooded by emails or phone calls. We value your privacy.