Louisiana Decompression Sickness Lawyers for Commercial Divers
Louisiana Commercial Diving Injury Lawyers Experienced In Decompression Sickness (DCS) in Diving Accident Cases
Arterial gas embolism and decompression sickness (“the bends”) are among the most serious and common barotrauma injuries faced by commercial divers.
Together, they are classified as decompression illness (DCI) and result when proper safety precautions are not followed, in order to allow for off-gassing of nitrogen absorbed by the body during the dive. Proper supervision of commercial and recreational divers is a necessary step to reduce the risk.
Divers who are allowed to descend too quickly, are required to operate beyond dive limits, or are not allowed proper stop time during their ascension are at greatest risk.
Experienced Louisiana Decompression Sickness Lawyers For Commercial Divers
Learn more about commercial diving injuries at these information pages:
- Causes of diving accidents
- Technical diving accidents
- Diving brain damage injury
- Improper gas mixtures
- Operating outside of dive limits
Whether You Are An Employee Or An Independent Contractor Call Our Experienced Commercial Diving Lawyers First
From offices in Lafayette, Louisiana, our maritime injury lawyers represent divers injured in SCUBA diving accidents anywhere in the Gulf of Mexico. Call us toll free at 800-375-6186 or contact us by email to arrange a free consultation with one of our experienced diving accident attorneys.
We offer a free case evaluation and handle most diving accident injury and wrongful death claims on a contingency fee basis. You will not pay attorneys’ fees if we cannot help you recover compensation in a settlement or jury verdict.
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