Baltimore, a city located only 40 miles northeast of Washington, D.C, is the most populous city in the state of Maryland. Baltimore generates billions of dollars a year in wages and salaries for maritime workers, as well as billions of dollars each year in cargo shipped in and out of Baltimore ports. Millions of tons of cargo go through the area annually. Baltimore ports handle shipments of items such as automobiles, farm and construction machinery, aluminum, sugar, and more. Additionally, the local World Trade Center houses the Maryland Port Administration and the U.S. headquarters for major shipping lines.
Contact the Brais Law Firm today to schedule a time to discuss your case in a free initial consultation. Our team believes in providing personalized representation so we operate on quality and not quantity. An injury attorney with us understands how important it is to you and your family to get rightful compensation for your accident.
I’m Overwhelmed by the Amount of Forms and Documents Involved in Filing an Injury Claim to My Maritime Employer—Can an Injury Lawyer Help with This Part?
What If I Can’t Afford to Hire a Maritime Lawyer?
My Baltimore Cruise Ship Was Away from Port When I Was Injured, Is That a Problem?
Absolutely, a lawyer on our team has helped clients effectively navigate this area of maritime law and file injury claims on behalf of workers. We may be able to get you the compensation you deserve without the need for trial.
An injury attorney with Brais Law may be able to help you get the compensation you deserve without you paying for anything upfront. We work on contingency which means our fee is paid by a percentage of the compensation we win from you.
This is not a problem and you still can seek compensation for your injuries. This is part of why maritime law exists—vessels are often in the waters of other states, countries or international waters when an accident happens. You still have rights and a maritime lawyer with us can help protect them.
