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Man Awared $3.2 million in Maritime Injury Case

A man was awared $3.2 million due to serious injuries he sustained after he was thrown from another man's inflatable fishing boat in 2003. The mans wife was denied when she filed for additional damages due to her losses.

"Daniel Doyle had gone fishing with Leland Graske and another friend in October 2003 off Grand Cayman Island, where Graske owned a vacation home. After Graske began accelerating, the boat's steering system malfunctioned and forced the boat to turn suddenly. Doyle fell overboard and as the boat continued turning, it struck him. He suffered chest injuries and because of breathing difficulties while hospitalized, he suffered permanent brain damage."

Maritime injuries can cause serious damage to family members and the laws regarding maritime injuries are different than those on land. If you are injured on the water you need to contact a maritime injury attorney. The maritime injury attorneys at Rutter Mills have worked on cases up and down the east coast.

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