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Doyle Dennis Avery LLP Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Wood Group USA, Inc. and Hexagon: A Landmark Case in Maritime Injury Law

Wrongful Death of Maritime Worker: Doyle Dennis Avery LLP Files Lawsuit Against Wood Group USA, Inc. and Hexagon Sociedad Anónima Con Consejo De Administracion our goal Protecting Maritime Workers’ Rights Introduction: The Critical Intersection of Offshore Work and Legal Accountability A recent wrongful death lawsuit filed by Doyle Dennis Avery LLP against Wood Group USA, […]
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“Determining Liability in Jones Act Accidents: How Much Fault is Required for Employer Responsibility?”

Offshore and maritime workers are entitled to maintenance and cure, which covers some of the costs associated with injury and impairment. However, these benefits do not hold employers fully accountable for their negligence. The Jones Act was passed in 1920 to provide additional protection to these workers and hold negligent employers and vessel owners accountable […]
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Doyle Dennis Avery LLP Vs. Centerline Logistic Corporation: Jones Act Seaman Lawsuit

Drawing upon Doyle Dennis Avery LLP’s years of successfully representing Jones Act seamen, crewmembers, and offshore workers, Doyle Dennis Avery LLP recently filed suit against Centerline Logistic Corporation, which was formerly known as Harley Marine Gulf, LLC in Houston, Texas.  The case is now pending in the 281st District Court of Harris County, Texas. The suit […]
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Doyle Dennis Avery LLP Vs. Cooper Marine & Timberlands Corp: Alabama Maritime Injury

Doyle Dennis Avery LLP has a team of lawyers with experience in bringing maritime and Jones Act cases throughout the United States.  Recently, Doyle Dennis was hired to bring a case in the Circuit Court of Mobile County, Alabama.  The suit seeks damages under the Jones Act, duty of unseaworthiness, and duty to pay maintenance […]
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