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Alaska Tour & Cruise

Passengers injured aboard vessels during tour and cruises to Alaska may be entitled to compensation under federal maritime law for their injuries. Stacey & Jacobsen, PLLC is one of the nation's leading maritime personal injury firms. They have offices located in Seattle and Anchorage. The lawyers of the firm have handled thousands of maritime injury accident claims, recovering millions of dollars in compensation for their clients.

Stacey & Jacobsen, PLLC is the largest maritime injury firm in Alaska, Washington, and Oregon which limits its practice to representing maritime injury victims. Call our office at 866-974-9633 to learn more about your options.

Tour boats and cruise boat operators owe their passengers a duty of reasonable care under the circumstances to protect the passengers from injury. The reality is that this is a heightened duty of care; most cruise passengers are unfamiliar with shipboard life and equipment. Accidents can easily and quickly happen aboard a ship or small tour boat. A slippery, wet, or icy deck, loose carpet, unsafe gangways, and defective or broken equipment can quickly lead to a lifelong injury. The vessel operators must be particularly careful to protect their elderly passengers form injury.

Injured? Get In Touch With Our Firm.

If you have been injured on a cruise to Alaska, you should immediately contact a qualified maritime injury lawyer to learn about your rights. Cruise ship and tour boat tickets frequently contain a contractual statute of limitation clause, setting the date by which a claim must be formally served and filed in Court. The ticket may also dictate the location where the lawsuit must be filed. For knowledgeable and experienced legal representation, you can rely on the maritime law attorneys of Stacey & Jacobsen, PLLC.

Our Successes
$16,000,000 - Jury Verdict for Ferry Worker Injury Gangway Collapse
$11,401,000 - Jury Verdict for Deck Mechanic Injury Injured Jones Act Deck Mechanic
$4,200,000 - Wrongful Death Judgment for longshoreman killed by unsafe cargo container stow.
$4,000,000 - Jones Act Maritime Wrongful Death
$4,000,000 - Burn Injuries Fire and explosion in engine room of fishing vessel.
$3,500,000 - Brain Injury Tug boat deckhand injured by defect in barge’s crane.
$3,500,000 - Cognitive Injury Seaman's cognitive injury settlement
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