Boat Inspection Slip and Fall Lawyer
It is necessary to inspect boats and watercraft on a regular basis, to ensure that the boats are seaworthy and safe at all times. Boats that are unsafe have a high propensity to sink, get into trouble and be hazardous to passengers on the boats. Boat inspectors have a hazardous call to duty, to go onto sea vessels that may be unfit, unsafe or unsteady, in an effort to perform their inspections. A boat inspector needs to review the sea vessel’s equipment, stability, structure and construction, to verify that it is a seaworthy vessel for use on a lake, waterway, river, shore or ocean journey.
A boat inspector will have to review many different types of boats. The boats being reviewed need to have at least the minimum safety requirements already in place, or the craft is not seaworthy in the first instance. If you are injured in a slip and fall accident as a boat inspector, just give us a call right now. Additionally, if you are injured on a boat that is being inspected by a boat inspector, you also need to call us immediately, as we can assist you in getting the recovery compensation that you need in this type of case.
Areas Where an Inspector Can Be Injured During a Boat Inspection
An inspector can be injured in many different areas of a boat. The inspector’s job is inherently a hazardous job to perform, ensuring the safety and seaworthiness of a boat or watercraft. Inspectors can be injured verifying the safety of a boat, in relation to:
- Replacement or repair of deck or hull
- Refastening of deck planking
- Repairing of plate or frame cracking
- Electrical wiring repair
- Fuel line damage
- Tanks and boiler issues
- Pressure vessel damage
- Steering problems
- Propulsion and power supply issues
- Stability of the boat problems
- Fire detecting and fire extinguishing equipment issues
- Tankage capacity issues
- Ballast damage
- Engine damage
- Wind profile issues
Even as a boat inspector, you are going to assume that the boat is at least safe enough to endure an inspection without causing you personal injuries. Most boat inspectors do not expect that their own lives are at risk just for doing their jobs, and inspecting boats as they need to review.
If you are injured as a boat inspector, because of unsafe conditions on the boat you are inspecting, it is an easy thought to give our law firm a call today. We can work with you to initiate a lawsuit on the merits of our case. You can call the DTLA Law Group right now, and we will connect you to our attorneys in our law office to discuss your claim.
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Injuries Sustained While Inspecting a Sea Vessel
Inspectors can be seriously injured inspecting boats and sea vessels. Some of the injuries that can be sustained in an inspection of a boat include:
- Torn muscle
- Torn ligaments
- Sprains falling over lines and ropes
- Broken limbs falling in slippery conditions
- Back injury from pulleys
- Hernia from heavy lifting
- Near drowning
- Drowning
- Accidental submersion
- Burns from chemicals onboard
- Concussion
- Crushing injuries
- Dislocation
- Avulsion
- Contusions
- Abrasions
- Puncture wounds
- Internal organ injury
- Dermatitis
- Foreign body
- Hematoma
- Scalding burns
- Thermal burns
- Dental injury
- Anoxia
- Electric shock
- Amputation
Having a slip and fall during a boat inspection would have been a dangerous situation. For that case, you need a lawyer who understands what you are going through, and is ready to win your case for you, hands down. When you call us, we will be ready to talk to you about your lawsuit against the at-fault parties. Just calling us is going to give you an advantage in this type of case.
You may have medical bills starting to roll in during your recovery from these personal injuries, as a result of a slip and fall at a boat inspection. There may also be some lost wages as well, and we can help you with that. Just give us a call today, to get the ball rolling on this case.
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We offer a zero-fee guarantee. That just makes it easier for you, and we can start to work on your case right away without asking you for any upfront money in advance. We get paid when you win your case, nothing could be easier!
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When you call us, you will be able to have a free second opinion for your case regarding a boat inspection slip and fall. We can discuss your case with you, and you will be connected with a lawyer who has strong experience in this type of case law. We want to work with you closely, in an effort to manage and settle out your case as soon as practicable for you. Just call us this morning at the DTLA Law Group.
Can I Sue for Being Injured in a Slip and Fall During a Boat Inspection?
Yes, we can sue in the case where you have been injured in a slip and fall during a boat inspection. Just give us a call, and our Los Angeles case lawyers can file a lawsuit on your behalf. We understand that you need time to heal from your injuries. But you can start your lawsuit, to get back the money recovery compensation that is going to pay your many outstanding medical bills.
You will have bills related to your medical services related to this loss. You won’t want to pay for those out of your own pocket, if the accident was not your fault. We understand that this may be a confusing time for you, and that you deserve to be reimbursed for your losses and personal injuries in this case. It’s easy to just pick up your smartphone this afternoon, and give us a call. You can talk to our case attorneys in Los Angeles at the DTLA Law Group. We can help you in this type of claim when you are injured from a boat inspection slip and fall.
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You can feel comfortable calling us today, if you have been injured in a slip and fall during a boat inspection. You can be “all set” very soon, if you give us a call today to start the process on your case.
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