The attorneys featured above are licensed in North Carolina.
Decades of Personal Injury Experience
No fees unless we win
Proven Results in Watercraft Injury Lawsuits
We Understand Maritime and Recreational Boating Law
No Fees Unless We Win Your Case
Seek Medical Attention Immediately
Document the Scene and Injuries (photos, witness contact info)
Report the Accident to Authorities
Do Not Speak to Insurance Without a Lawyer
Contact a Recreational Boating Injury Lawyer Immediately
The boat or jet ski operator
The owner of the watercraft
Rental or tour companies
Marina or dock management
Manufacturers of faulty equipment or boats
Event organizers (in cases of group water activities)
“After my son was injured in a rental jet ski collision, this law firm fought hard and helped us recover every dollar we needed for his surgeries and therapy. I can’t thank them enough.”
“Professional, responsive, and deeply knowledgeable about maritime law. They handled my dock injury case with care and urgency.”
Frequently Ask Question
Liability can fall on the boat operator, the rental company, the dock owner, or even a government agency depending on the circumstances. We investigate every angle to identify all liable parties.
Yes. If the rental company failed to maintain the equipment, ignored safety protocols, or rented to an unqualified operator, they may be held liable.
You may be eligible for compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, disability, and emotional trauma.
Boating injury claims typically have a statute of limitations between 1 to 3 years, depending on the state. It's crucial to act quickly.