Lambert Zainey Attorneys Named to Louisiana Super Lawyers, Rising Stars Lists
Lambert Zainey is proud to announce that founding partner Hugh “Skip” Lambert and partners J. Christopher Zainey, Jr. and Jeremy Soso were named Louisiana Super…
Seacor Power Capsizing: Lambert Zainey Secures Resolution for All Families Affected by Tragedy
Lambert Zainey Smith & Soso was appointed to serve as co-lead counsel by U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo in the Limitation of Liability litigation…
Maritime Slip, Trip and Fall Accidents: A Guide for Workers
The maritime industry stands as a cornerstone of global commerce, a sector teeming with hardworking individuals who brave the vast and unpredictable nature of the…
Is My Spouse Entitled to My Personal Injury Settlement in Louisiana?
When it comes to personal injury settlements, there are many factors to consider. In Louisiana, the division of marital property is guided by specific laws….
Life on the Edge: The Most Dangerous Maritime Jobs
The maritime industry is one of the most critical sectors in the world, responsible for transporting goods and people from one place to another. However,…
How to Prove Loss of Income if Self-Employed in Louisiana Personal Injury Claims: Essential Evidence and Tips
In a personal injury claim, damages are the economic and personal losses caused by a defendant’s negligent actions. One of the most common types of…
How Do Child Support Obligations Affect a Personal Injury Case?
Child support is a legal obligation that requires a parent to provide financial support for a child or children after a divorce or legal separation….
Deckhands: Keep Safe & Dry This Spring With the Right Wet Weather Gear
With springtime comes an array of wet weather conditions for maritime workers. Along the Gulf Coast, heavy rains and choppy waters are a common occurrence….
What Is a Good Settlement Offer for a Truck Accident in Louisiana?
If you’ve been injured in a truck accident in Louisiana, it is critical that you understand how to evaluate whether a settlement offer is good…
Can I Use My Health Insurance To Pay For Medical Treatment For A Maritime Injury?
When most of us go to the doctor for any illness or injury, our first instinct is to reach for our insurance card to help…
Understanding the Differences Between the Jones Act and LHWCA
The Jones Act and the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA) are two federal laws that protect maritime workers who are injured on the…
How Long Do Jones Act Lawsuits Take?
The Merchant Marine Act of 1920, better known as the Jones Act, is a federal law that regulates maritime commerce in U.S. waters. It defines…
Can Cell Phone Use Lead to Maritime Accidents?
A distraction is anything that takes our attention away from the task at hand. For those who work under hazardous conditions, such as maritime and…
Three Helicopter Accidents in 2022 for Louisiana-Based Company
The U.S. Coast Guard on Monday recovered the bodies of four people killed last week when an offshore helicopter crashed into the Gulf of Mexico…
Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning for Maritime Workers
Carbon monoxide poisoning is a real danger for many maritime workers. It’s a silent, invisible menace that can injure or kill a maritime worker with…
Common Medical Tests for Maritime and Offshore Injuries
Medical tests play a crucial role in any claim for maritime injuries. When a maritime or offshore worker becomes injured and unable to work because…
Who Can File a Claim Under the Death on the High Seas Act?
When a maritime worker dies as a result of an accident on the high seas, their family may be able to file a claim under…
Calculating Future Medical Costs In A Catastrophic Injury Case
When you suffer catastrophic injuries in an accident caused by another party’s negligence, Louisiana state law gives you the right to seek compensation for the…
Can I Be Fired For Filing A Jones Act Lawsuit?
If you’re a seaman working aboard a vessel on navigable waters, you’ve probably heard of the Jones Act. The Jones Act is a federal law…
How Can An Attorney Help Reduce Your Medical Bills After An Accident?
Each year, thousands of people are injured in accidents in Louisiana. Bone fractures, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and burns are just a few…