Ferry Accident AttorneysAt Latti & Anderson, our attorneys represent crew members and passengers who have been injured on ferries that operate between the mainland and the islands. We handle claims against the Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority and Hy Line Cruises. Our lawyers have obtained compensation for passengers injured in auto collisions that occurred on board or while loading and unloading their cars. We have also represented many ferry employees who suffered an injury on the job. Determining the applicable law in a ferry accidentIt is important to have an experienced maritime lawyer represent you in ferry accident cases because different laws can apply depending on the type of accident, the owner of the ferry, and whether you were a passenger or an employee. We have been handling maritime accidents of all types for more than 45 years. Our attorneys have the knowledge of maritime and admiralty law to develop a strong case for compensation, whether that case is brought under the Jones Act or under general liability laws. Contact our Boston law firm at 1-800-392-6072 to schedule a free initial consultation if you have been involved in a ferry accident. We handle cases involving:
Investigating the ferry accidentIn these and all ferry accident cases we handle, we identify the relevant law, the nature of the injury, the owner of the ferry, and the circumstances of the accident. Gathering this information allows us to investigate the matter thoroughly, building a strong case for our client. Whether you are a ferry pilot, a dock worker, or an island-bound vacationer, we can help. Contact a lawyer with knowledge and experience in maritime lawAs a passenger or a ferry worker, you have the right to seek compensation. Our lawyers have many years of experience helping clients obtain payment for temporary disability, pain and suffering, permanent disability, medical bills, lost income, and reduced earning capacity. Contact our law firm in Boston to learn about your options after a ferry accident. We serve clients throughout New England and across the country. Free initial consultation - Most cases handled on a contingency basis |











