Blog

Across the U.S., driver safety varies widely—some states boast lower crash rates and safer habits while others face ongoing challenges on the road. At the Shlosman Law Firm in New Orleans, we help those injured in serious...

Maritime workers regularly face dangerous conditions, especially when dealing with paints, fuel, solvents, or noxious fumes. Over time, exposure to these toxic substances can lead to serious health issues, from respiratory...

Longshore and harbor workers face serious risks on the job, from heavy equipment to dangerous cargo. When injuries happen, it’s essential to know your rights under the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act...

Dealing with maritime law can be complex, especially when it comes to proving “seaman status” under the Jones Act. At the Shlosman Law Firm in New Orleans, we focus on helping injured maritime workers understand their...

Have you ever wondered what it really means for a vessel to be fit for the open water? Maritime work can be demanding, and seamen deserve conditions that do not elevate their risk of harm. At the Shlosman Law Firm in New...

Have you ever wondered why legal disputes on land sometimes feel so different from those that happen offshore? You might have heard that Louisiana law isn’t the same as the other states, and that is more than just a rumor....

Have you ever wondered about the rules that control what happens when someone gets hurt on a vessel or how certain shipping matters are handled? Many people in Louisiana spend time working along the Gulf Coast, so it is...

Louisiana’s roads can be unpredictable. Sudden storms, potholes, or even wildlife can lead to a road accident. Single-vehicle accidents happen when a car crashes without another vehicle being involved—hitting a tree,...

Getting into a car accident is overwhelming. You’re dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, and pushy insurance companies—all while trying to figure out your legal options. The right lawyer can make all the difference, but...

Louisiana’s waterways keep industries moving, but working on the water comes with risks. A deckhand on a supply vessel could slip on an unmarked oil spill. A longshoreman unloading cargo at the Port of New Orleans might...