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Florida Admiralty and Maritime Attorneys

More Than 50 Years of Combined Experience

Maritime law is notoriously complex. From cargo loss to passenger injuries to vessel arrests, the laws that govern the maritime industry intersect with state, federal and international laws. This is why you need an experienced admiralty and maritime law firm to handle your maritime case.

The lawyers at Cassidy & Black, P.A., have the experience you need. We have fought for the rights of people and businesses involved in maritime claims for decades. Whether you need assistance properly filing claims or seeking compensation in court, we can help. From our office in Miami, we serve people in Florida and throughout the country. Please call us at 305-271-8301 for a free consultation.

Personal Injury and Maritime Industry Representation

Our attorneys can handle the wide variety of admiralty and maritime legal issues. We represent individuals, ship and harbor workers, insurance companies and maritime lien holders in cases involving:

We can represent people who were injured on cruise ships that originated from a Florida port, no matter where they permanently reside. We also serve shipping and insurance companies, as well as other lien holders, throughout the country.

Protecting Your Rights and Interests

We treat our clients with respect and personal attention. For a free consultation, please call us at 305-271-8301 or send us an e-mail.

Cassidy & Black, P.A., is pleased to accept referrals from other law firms.

Have you or someone you know been affected by the Costa Concordia disaster in Italy? We specialize in these claims and would be happy to discuss your rights against the cruise line. Give us a call at the toll free number on this page or send us an email at mblack@marlaw.com.
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