Florida Personal Watercraft Accident Attorney

If You've Sustained a Personal Watercraft Injury, as the Result of a Jet Ski Accident, Pleasure Boat Accident or Parasailing Accident, South Florida Maritime Lawyer Robert Gross Can Help You Receive Relief for Your Injuries

If you live in South Florida, there's one thing you know for sure: Fun on the water is a way of life. Across local waterways – the Intracoastal, the Atlantic Ocean, numerous  freshwater lakes, canals and rivers – personal watercraft are dotting the landscape.

Along with the opportunity for a lot of people to have a good time – more than 1 million personal watercraft vessels are in use today – there's also an increasingly likely probability of accidents that can result in devastating or even a death on a cruise ship. Many times, a person is only minimally protected by equipment – think of how exposed a Jet Ski leaves its driver. Add the impairment of alcohol, operator inexperience and overcrowded waterways, and a personal watercraft injury seems almost inevitable. If you've been injured by a Jet Ski, power boat or parasail, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries – though winning awards for personal watercraft accidents is not easy.

Miami attorney Robert Gross understands the complexity of the laws that apply to South Florida waterways and has the experience to represent you or a loved one for injuries suffered in personal watercraft injuries. Second to last paragraph: South Florida Maritime Attorney Robert Gross Understands the Complexity of Maritime and Admiralty Legal Issues Personal watercrafts are widely available in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. They're easy to operate and tremendous fun. Should an accident occur however, prosecuting the at-fault party is a complex and sometimes confusing matter. Call and speak with an experienced and qualified lawyer like attorney Robert Gross whose practice has traditionally been working on maritime and admiralty law – which is a complex web of state and local regulations as well as federal maritime and international waterway laws.

Jet-Skis Lead Personal Watercraft Accidents

Because of their low cost compared to other pleasure vessels, Jet Skis, Wave Runners, Sea-Doos, Polaris and other similar watercraft are operated by drivers who kneel or stand behind the help and have contact with the open water have become hugely popular over the last decade. In fact, these types of watercraft represent just under 10 percent of all boating vessels – yet, they're involve in more than 30 percent of all boating accidents. Perhaps it's their tremendous speed and nimble nature that leads to these accidents, or maybe the likelihood of an inexperienced or intoxicated operator. Regardless, if you take any kind of boating vessel onto a waterway, you have the obligation to navigate it safely.

For many South Florida Jet Ski accidents, the operator is clearly at fault. Jet Ski injuries can range from broken bones, cuts and bruises to accidental amputation, brain injuries or even death. If you've been injured, Miami maritime attorney Robert Gross can help you determine who is responsible for your injuries and help you receive the damages you deserve.

South Florida Maritime Attorney Robert Gross Knows the Legal Specifics

Personal watercrafts are widely available in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. They're easy to operate and loads of fun. Should an accident occur however, prosecuting the at-fault party is a complex and sometimes confusing matter. That's why you need a lawyer like Robert Gross whose entire practice is focused on maritime and admiralty law – which is a complex web of state and local regulations as well as federal maritime and international waterway laws.

Call attorney Robert Gross today at 305-793-5526 for a free consultation about your personal watercraft injury. All cases are handled on a contingency basis – meaning you pay nothing unless monetary damages are awarded. Se hablais Espaňol.