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About Law Offices of Preston Easley APC

The Law Offices of Preston Easley handles major personal injury cases involving maritime and admiralty injuries. Mr. Easley actively fights for the rights of injured workers, passengers, seaman, crew members, maritime workers, and cases involving construction workers, maritime workers, and victims of trade, motor vehicle and industrial work accidents. As an attorney, Mr. Easley has personally handled numerous catastrophic maritime accidents involving cranes, forklifts, dredges, barges, tugboats, and defective products and equipment. At the appellate level, he has been a pioneer in expanding the rights of injured workers, frequently reversing lower court decisions and making new law. [Published Decisions] Preston Easley is an experienced personal injury lawyer with considerable expertise in handling federal and state court cases. He will aggressively seek the maximum amount of compensation you are entitled to receive. Preston Easley is a seasoned trial lawyer who has the qualifications, experience, and resources to take your cases to court if a fair settlement cannot be obtained for you. Attorney Easley represents victims of serious and fatal accidents including: 1. Truck and Motor Vehicle Accidents 2. Construction Accidents 3. Industrial Accidents 4. Machinery Accidents 5. Crane and Forklift Accidents 6. Shipyard Accidents 7. Oil Refinery Accidents 8. Iron Worker Accidents 9. Operating Engineer Accidents 10. Pile Driving Accidents 11. Marine Construction Accidents 12. Catamaran Accidents 13. NASSCO Accidents 14. Barge Accidents 15. California Maritime Accidents 16. Commercial Fishing Accidents 17. Cruise Ship Accidents 18. Fatal Accidents in International Waters – Death on the High Seas Act 19. Hawaii Maritime Accidents 20. Accidents Under the Jones Act (Seamen) 21. Longshoreman Accidents 22. Offshore Oil and Gas Worker Accidents 23. Tugboat Accidents 24. Hotel Accidents 25. Recreational and Tourist Accidents 26. Diving Accidents 27. Lawsuits Against the Navy