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Injured Yacht Workers

Who pays for medical bills if you get sick or injured on a yacht?

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Jul 28, 2026 | Injured Yacht Workers

Yacht crew members work long hours on rolling decks, stay in tight quarters and encounter unpredictable weather conditions. Injuries and sudden illness can be ongoing risks in their profession. When a deckhand slips on a wet deck, or a steward falls ill offshore, an...

3 common injuries sustained by private yacht employees

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Mar 28, 2026 | Injured Yacht Workers

Yacht owners typically need to employ numerous people to operate their vessels and provide services. Each of those employees is potentially vulnerable to injuries sustained on the job. Issues with equipment, inclement weather and even incidents involving other vessels...

Deploying an anchor can cause serious injuries

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Feb 2, 2026 | Injured Yacht Workers

On smaller watercraft, anchors tend to be small and just attached to the boat with a rope. Deploying them is a simple process that does not come with a large amount of risk. Someone with a summer cabin may anchor their sailboat far enough out in the water that the...

Who is liable when a yacht is unseaworthy?

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Nov 18, 2025 | Injured Yacht Workers

People who own private yachts frequently hire full-time staff members or possibly short-term contract service providers. They may hire people to manage the vessel itself and to tend to their needs while on board. In addition to the captain operating the yacht, there...

Galley safety is critical for chefs working on a yacht

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Sep 28, 2025 | Injured Yacht Workers

Working on a yacht is not as glamorous as it might seem. The hours are long, and the duties are grueling for all employees. However, one person on the yacht faces significant risks that others don’t. This person is the chef, who often works in the galley on their own....

Employees in the galley face hazards on luxury yachts

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Jan 12, 2025 | Injured Yacht Workers

Many people consider luxury yachts as the gold standard of the yachting industry. While it’s true that these massive vessels have some amenities that aren’t present in other ships, those amenities can sometimes be a safety hazard for people who are working in the...

Important points to know about sailing yacht safety

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Nov 19, 2024 | Injured Yacht Workers

Chartering a sailing yacht is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for some people. The crew on the yacht are specifically trained to ensure the guests have a good time while they’re out on charter.  While fun might always seem like the priority, the fact is that safety is...

Mooring: A danger on the water

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Sep 12, 2024 | Injured Yacht Workers

Boats that come into port need to be secured so they can remain in place. This process, which is known as mooring, is one of the most hazardous operations that occurs on some ships. This process includes lines that keep the vessel attached to a land-based structure....

Charter yacht chefs face unique hazards

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Mar 9, 2024 | Injured Yacht Workers

Charter yacht chefs operate in a unique and challenging environment, combining the complexities of high-end cuisine preparation with the unpredictability of the sea. This combination exposes them to several unique risks beyond those faced by their counterparts in...

4 common boating accidents that yacht workers should know about

On Behalf of Meister Law, LLC | Oct 14, 2023 | Injured Yacht Workers

Miami, Florida, is synonymous with luxury yachts. The city's pristine waters and stunning coastline offer the perfect playground for boating enthusiasts.  However, as much as the boating scene is a dream come true, it's not without its fair share of challenges. Yacht...

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