BoatLaw Partner Nicholas J. Neidzwski Speaks on Maritime Personal Injury Updates at 2026 Pacific Admiralty Seminar
Maritime injury attorney presents "The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly" session at the West Coast's leading admiralty law gathering
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nicholas J. Neidzwski, a partner at maritime injury law firm BoatLaw, LLP, spoke at the 2026 Pacific Admiralty Seminar on Friday, Oct. 9, as part of the session "The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly: Updates in Maritime Personal Injury Cases."
The Pacific Admiralty Seminar is a continuing legal education event widely regarded as the preeminent maritime law gathering on the West Coast, bringing together admiralty attorneys and maritime professionals from across the region.
The session reviewed recent developments in maritime personal injury cases, from rulings that have strengthened protections for injured workers to the challenges they continue to face in pursuing claims.
Neidzwski joined BoatLaw in 2015 and is licensed in Washington, California, Oregon and Alaska. His practice centers on Jones Act, general maritime and product liability litigation on behalf of injured seamen, longshore workers and their families. He has been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star every year since 2016.
"Maritime personal injury law keeps evolving, and those changes have real consequences for the workers we represent," said Neidzwski. "Events like the Pacific Admiralty Seminar keep the maritime bar current on where the law is heading."
BoatLaw focuses exclusively on maritime cases, representing deckhands, commercial fishermen, tug and barge crews, longshore and harbor workers, offshore workers and passengers injured on the water.
"Every case we take starts with someone who was hurt doing dangerous work at sea," Neidzwski added. "Staying on top of the latest decisions is part of how we fight for them."
About BoatLaw, LLP
Founded in 1977, BoatLaw, LLP is a maritime and admiralty injury law firm proudly fighting for those who brave the perils of the sea. The firm represents injured seamen, longshore and harbor workers, offshore workers, passengers and the families of those lost at sea nationwide from offices in Bellingham, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
SOURCE Boatlaw, LLP
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