Tulane Law School

Admiralty lawyer Edward R. Petkevis PC represents persons killed or injured in all recreational and commercial boat accidents. Every recreational pleasure boat accident, cruise ship accident, Jones Act claim (concerning merchant seaman or commercial fisherman) or longshoreman 905b claim, is governed by maritime law, also known as admiralty law. For... all such personal injury claims, we work on a contingency fee, which means that if we don't win, you don't pay. Since the founding of the Land and Sea Law Offices of admiralty lawyer Edward R. Petkevis PC in 1995, we have recovered millions of dollars in personal injury verdicts and settlements, and have a better than 99% success rate for our clients. Since the founding of the Land and Sea Law Offices of admiralty lawyer Edward R. Petkevis PC in 1995, we have recovered millions of dollars in personal injury verdicts and settlements, and have a better than 99% success rate for our clients. For Local and Nationwide lawyer representation in all personal injury matters occurring on Land and Sea: Call 609-499-4300 or toll free at 800-834-9892 for a Free Consultation. We have represented clients from Maine to Florida, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and we can be there for you. The Land and Sea Law Offices of lawyer Edward R. Petkevis PC has a proven history in personal injury claims that involve a recreational boating accident , cruise ship accident , or that are a Jones Act or longshoreman 905b case . If you require a boat injury lawyer, please contact us today! A brief list of our Representative personal injury cases include: $434,326.00 Verdict, Longshoreman, partial amputation two fingers from falling hatch on Coast Guard Cutter. $450,000.00 Longshoreman injured in fall from vessel. $13,500,000.00 Dam breach flooding homes and businesses. $750,000.00 Quad - Snowmobile head on collision. $185,000.00 Trip and fall on sidewalk on way into work. $140,000.00 Pedestrian struck by auto. Thank you for contacting us. Oops, there was an error sending your message. our name ...Read More