Boat Accidents and Injuries Resource Links

US Coast Guard Home Page
Statistics, facts and history related to safety, boating information and the US Coast Guard.

US Coast Guard Office of Boating Safety
Provides information about accident prevention, safety, regulations, recalls and statistics about accidents and fatalities on US waterways.

US Coast Guard Marine Safety, Security and Environmental Protection
US Department of Homeland Security website containing news and information on the US Coast Guard. Information includes organizational charts, directory, programs and services

US Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration
Contains maritime publications including a compilation of federal maritime laws, the Merchant Marine Act, Documentation of Vessels, the American Fisheries Act and the Shipping Act.

International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots
The International Marine Division of the International Longshoremen's Association, AFL-CIO. Contains information on membership, future plans, maritime professionals' links and resources.

Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations
Trade association for commercial fisherman on the West Coast. Provides information on recent court cases, fishery protection issues, dam reform and other fishery resources.

Summary of Admiralty Law
An overview of admiralty law, including federal statutes, state statutes, international conventions, treaties and links to relevant Internet resources.

National Association of State Boating Law Administrators
An association that represents the boating authorities of all 50 states in the US focused on making boating safe. Find information about education, law, events and policy.

The Mother of All Maritime Links
Large collection of maritime links, including boatbuilding, boating, designs, education, nautical charts, repairs, software, weather reports and other information.

Admiralty and Maritime Law Guide
The Admiralty and Maritime Law Guide includes information including case law, opinions, international maritime conventions and links to other resources on the Internet.

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No matter where your boating accident took place, the experienced Southern and Northern California boating injury law firm of Brodsky Micklow Bull & Weiss LLP can analyze the facts, claims, and defenses relating to your lawsuit. It can make a difference to the tactical choices made in your case whether the accident took place on a lake, river, coastal waters, port or harbor, or the open ocean.

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California ship injury lawsuit attorneys at Brodsky Micklow Bull & Weiss LLP represent working seamen, recreational boaters, cruise passengers, longshore and harbor workers, sport and commercial fishermen, offshore oil and gas workers, and anyone else injured on the high seas, coastal waterways, or inland navigable waters of the Pacific Basin, California, Alaska, Hawaii, Tijuana, Mexico, Ensenada, Puget Sound, San Francisco, San Diego, Mission Bay, Santa Barbara, Oakland, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Redondo Beach, Ventura, Moss Landing, Richmond, Sacramento, Stockton, San Pedro, Crescent City, Wilmington, Bodega Bay, Pillar Point, Oxnard, Eureka, Half Moon Bay, Guam, Honolulu, Pago Pago, American Samoa, Saipan, Coos Bay, Los Angeles Harbor, and the San Francisco Bay Area and Delta.