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The Maritime Injury Law Firm

Louisiana Maritime Lawyer with decades of experience obtaining big, life-changing justice for injured offshore workers & their families. That’s where I come in.

Getting injured offshore can sometimes result in a one way ticket home—without the benefits you’re entitled to. A Louisiana maritime lawyer with decades of experience, my job is to level the playing field and go get big, life-changing justice for injured offshore workers and their families.

11/03/2026

Reporting an accident is your right. If they write you up, cut your hours, or let you go because of it, that's not the end of the story. That's a separate fight we can win.

10/31/2026

The only thing scarier than a Halloween costume is signing away your rights before you know what your case is worth. Stay safe out there tonight from The Maritime Injury Law Firm.

10/30/2026

A maritime injury lawyer does more than build a case.

Clients are facing fear, uncertainty, lost income, and one terrifying question: What will the next six months of my life look like?

My job is to help them navigate all of it. That responsibility is stressful, but there is tremendous value in helping people rebuild their lives.

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10/28/2026

Commercial fishing is one of the most dangerous jobs in the country and the boats don't stop for weather or fatigue. Crush injuries, overboard accidents, gear malfunctions. They happen fast, and the owner's response is even faster. Make sure someone's moving just as fast for you.

Injured on a shrimp boat, oyster lugger, or commercial fishing vessel in Louisiana? George Vourvoulias fights for Gulf Coast fishermen.

10/26/2026

Maritime injury claims run on strict deadlines. Miss the window and it's gone for good. Don't let the clock run out while you're waiting to feel better.

10/23/2026

After an offshore injury, your employer or its insurance company may bring paperwork to your hospital room and pressure you to sign.

Do not do it.

Stay polite. Stay firm. Take the paperwork and call a maritime lawyer the moment they leave.

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10/22/2026

The company will call it bad luck. A fall overboard or a slip that shatters a hip isn't bad luck. It's a wet deck, a missing rail, a rushed job in bad weather. That's a safety failure, and somebody should answer for it.

Injured in an offshore slip and fall or fell overboard in The Gulf? George Vourvoulias fights Jones Act slip and fall and fall overboard claims.

10/20/2026

There's a legal standard called Maximum Medical Improvement. You're entitled to reach it before your claim closes. Their timeline and your body's timeline are not the same thing.

10/16/2026

Not every maritime injury leaves a visible scar.

When danger strikes on a vessel, workers cannot simply clock out and leave. They are trapped, isolated, and forced to live through the trauma with no escape.

The result can be lifelong PTSD, sleepless nights, recurring memories, and the loss of identity that comes when someone can no longer live or work as they once did.

Profit and speed should never come before a worker’s safety.

10/14/2026

Steam lines, hot oil, electrical arcs, engine room fires. A burn injury offshore isn't a bandage-and-back-to-work situation. It's skin grafts, infections, and months off the boat. The company's insurance won't tell you what that's worth. We will.

Burn injuries require surgeries, skin grafts and years of care the company won't fully pay for. George Vourvoulias fights for long-term damages

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