Deepwater Injuries
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- Families of Missing Transocean Offshore Explosion Workers Told to Expect Worst
- Deepwater Horizon Rig Collapses in Gulf of Mexico
- Survivors of Louisiana Transocean Oil Rig Explosion Back on Shore
- Transocean Oil Rig Explosion: All about the Deepwater Horizon Semisubmersible Rig
- Several Injured in Transocean Oil Rig Explosion in Gulf of Mexico
- Search Efforts for Missing Offshore Workers in Transocean Gulf Of Mexico Oil Rig Explosion Will Resume Tomorrow
- Fiery History of Gulf of Mexico Offshore Oil Rig Blazes
- Did Blowout Cause Transocean Oil Rig Explosion in Gulf of Mexico?
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- Transocean Has a Checkered Past When It Comes to Safety
- BP is No Stranger to Safety Issues
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Were You or Someone You Care About Hurt in the Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig Explosion?
Get immediate answers to your questions regarding the Gulf of Mexico rig explosion. Order a free copy of board certified maritime attorney Brian Beckcom's book, Protecting Your Future After a Maritime Injury.
The nation watched in horror as the news broke about the deadly Transocean rig explosion. The tragic accident occurred on April 20, 2010 and crewmembers had only minutes to evacuate and get to safety. Some of the 126 people who were onboard were never found, leaving their families to wonder about their unfortunate fates.
It didn't take long for the companies involved, including Transocean and BP, to take action. Transocean reportedly asked rig workers to sign a waiver, before they were even able to see their families, who were waiting anxiously to see their loved ones. As BP's safety record came under scrutiny, the oil company tried to claim that there wasn't a trend in its recent string of accidents.
The companies weren't the only ones to act fast, as countless lawyer ads started popping up everywhere, offering to help injured workers and urging them to quickly file their injury claims. That is the last thing that rig workers wanted to do (or should do), as they needed time to internalize what had just happened and seek the comfort of their friends and family members.
At the Law Offices of Vujasinovic & Beckcom P.L.L.C. we believe that immediate action and making rash decisions is the wrong approach. If you or your family member was injured in the explosion, you need to take the time to education yourself and you do not need to feel pressured to hire the first maritime attorney you talk to.
We created this website to provide you with information and to answer your questions. As experienced maritime lawyers, we know how these types of incidents can impact every aspect of your life. That is why we recommend that you read the helpful articles and blogs on our website and call us with your questions at (877) 724-7800.
Burn Injuries
The Transocean rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico has led to many injuries, including major burns. If you were injured on the Deepwater Horizon, you probably have a lot of questions. The Houston maritime attorneys at the Law Offices of Vujasinovic & Beckcom P.L.L.C. have your answers.
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
Post-traumatic stress disorder claims are common after a catastrophic event, such as the Gulf of Mexico rig explosion. If you were onboard the Deepwater Horizon at the time of the explosion, you need to be aware of the symptoms of PTSD. Contact a board certified maritime attorney at our office for answers to your questions.
Orthopedic Injuries
Back, neck, shoulder, knee and head injuries appeared to be common following the deadly Transocean rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. Injured workers may be entitled to compensation and can order maritime attorney Brian Beckcom's free report, Answers to the Most Common Questions About the Transocean Rig Explosion, for more information.
Wrongful Death
Many lives were lost in the recent Transocean rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. Surviving family members are looking for answers. A board certified maritime attorney at the Law Offices of Vujasinovic & Beckcom P.L.L.C., can help. Contact our office today or visit our website to order our free report
