New Orleans Admiralty and Maritime Defense Lawyer

The proven New Orleans admiralty and maritime defense lawyers at Degan, Blanchard & Nash, PLC are experienced in the effective resolution of admiralty and maritime lawsuits as related to issues that occur at sea in Louisiana. The New Orleans admiralty defense attorneys at Degan, Blanchard & Nash, PLC successfully solve admiralty and maritime issues and represent insurance companies, maritime corporations, and consumers while providing the personalized and flexible service of a small firm. Whatever the dispute entails, the New Orleans maritime defense attorneys seek to achieve the best possible solution for clients.

Experienced New Orleans Admiralty Defense Lawyer

The New Orleans admiralty defense attorneys are knowledgeable in all areas of admiralty and maritime defense law, including but not limited to injuries and working conditions at sea, shipping and commerce, navigation, collisions, salvage practices, cargo, towage, wharves, piers, insurance, maritime liens, canals, workers’ compensation, and protections for passengers, seaman, captains and crew members. The New Orleans maritime defense lawyers are also experienced in recreational boating and environmental issues.

The New Orleans maritime defense lawyers have experience representing clients in admiralty and maritime defense issues, involving:

• Admiralty
• Boat Manufacturing Liability
• Cruise Ship Injuries
• Inland Marine
• Jones Act
• Longshore and Harborworkers Compensation Act

• Marine Cargo
• Marine Liability
• Maritime Negligence
• Maritime Personal Injury
• Maritime Products Liability
• Maritime Property Damage
• Shipping

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The New Orleans maritime defense lawyers at Degan, Blanchard & Nash, PLC are distinguished by a history of successful admiralty and maritime defense claim recoveries. For experienced representation in an admiralty and maritime dispute, contact a New Orleans admiralty defense lawyer at Degan, Blanchard & Nash, PLC law firm in Louisiana.