Lewis, Kullman, Sterbcow & Abramson, LLC is proud to announce that four of our distinguished attorneys — Paul Sterbcow, David Abramson, Ian Taylor, and C. “Duke” Williams — have been named to the 2024 Super Lawyers list. This prestigious recognition… Read More

When maritime workers are injured due to someone else’s negligence, it’s essential for them to understand their legal rights. Maritime law provides the opportunity to seek compensation not only from employers but also from third parties who may have contributed… Read More

In the maritime industry, where workers face daily risks and challenges, the importance of promptly reporting injuries cannot be overstated. Whether you’re a seaman navigating the high seas, a dock worker handling heavy cargo, or an offshore laborer in the… Read More

If you work in the maritime industry, we don't have to tell you that these jobs are often fraught with risks. Even a simple mistake can result in disaster. This is why properly training maritime workers is paramount to preventing… Read More

When we discuss offshore injuries caused by maritime accidents, we tend to focus on physical injuries, such as bone fractures, burns, traumatic brain injuries, etc. However, maritime accidents can leave lasting psychological injuries in addition to physical ones. In this… Read More

New Orleans is not only famed for its vibrant culture and music but also as a crucial hub for maritime activity. Nestled by the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico, this bustling port city sees an array of maritime… Read More

For injured maritime workers, the question of how long a maritime accident lawsuit will take often weighs on their minds as they consider legal options. These lawsuits can be complex and exhausting experiences, with many variables that can influence their… Read More

Lewis, Kullman, Sterbcow & Abramson, LLC is proud to announce that several of our attorneys have been recognized in the Biz New Orleans February 2024 Best Lawyers list. Ian F. Taylor, Conrad S.P. “Duke” Williams III, and Paul M. Sterbcow… Read More

Jones Act seamen face unique challenges and risks daily. However, when injuries occur, they're not left without legal options. The Merchant Marine Act of 1920, commonly known as the Jones Act, provides crucial legal protections. Navigating the complexities of maritime… Read More

Maritime workers on oil rigs, wind farms, and other offshore installations are exposed to a multitude of hazards. Fires, explosions, hypothermia, falling overboard, equipment mishaps, and electrocution are just a few of the accidents that can result in injury or… Read More