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Posted By JonesActLawyer 2 months, 2 weeks ago in NewsIntent to be a part of a ship's journey is not sufficient to establish seaman status under the Jones Act.
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At Gordon & Elias, we represent injured seamen nationwide. There are many lawyers that say they are Jones Act lawyers but really do not understand the ...
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