By any measure, the Port of Houston is busy. The Port of Houston has the busiest port in the United States when ranked by total tons, or the total weight of cargo (domestic and international) entering and leaving the port in short tons as
With the recent announcement of a fully automated oil rig in the Permian basin, the question of the potential dangers of an automated drilling rig naturally arises. The oil and gas industry has recognized the value of automating certain functions in drilling operations, focusing
The pre-employment medical examination (PEME) plays an important role in ensuring a person is healthy enough to work in the maritime industry. Ship owners and operators often require PEMEs to assess a potential employee’s ability to meet the demanding and often dangerous conditions present
Maritime injuries can have devastating effects on the victim and their family, leaving you with many questions. It’s common to be left wondering what to do after a maritime injury and whether you have any legal options. At Havens & Associates, we understand that
One of the first things our clients often ask us is, “How much is my construction accident case worth?” With mounting medical bills, the possibility of temporary or permanent disability, and an unclear return-to-work date, it’s a pressing question for many injured Houston construction
Also referred to as Admiralty Law, the statutes that comprise U.S. maritime law govern disputes that arise on navigable waters. This includes shipping, navigation, offshore oil rigs, docks, and private recreational boating and cruises. In the U.S., maritime law is a group of laws
