Hale Injury Lawyers
1735 Ryan St, Lake Charles, LA 70601, Lake Charles, LA 70601
About Hale Injury Lawyers
Hale Injury Lawyers represents accident victims in Lake Charles, Louisiana, and surrounding communities. The firm handles personal injury cases, including car accidents, maritime accidents, and wrongful death. Its attorneys possess over 60 years of combined legal experience, having recovered over $60 million for clients. The firm's lawyers have experience on both plaintiff and defense sides of claims. Clients pay no fees unless the firm secures a win.
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Notable Case Results
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$10M
Maritime / Jones Act Workplace Accident
Plaintiff, a Jones Act seaman, had his lower leg amputated in a maritime workplace accident due to negligently maintained and constructed equipment.
$4M
Personal Injury
Plaintiff, an inmate at Beauregard Parish Jail, was severely beaten by a fellow inmate, resulting in permanent paralysis and brain damage.
$3.6M
Maritime Workplace Accident
Offshore basket transfer from the deck of a vessel to an unmanned fixed platform in which plaintiff suffered operated neck and back injuries.
$3.5M
Personal Injury
Plaintiff suffered serious and permanent disfiguring burns due to a defective carnival ride at the New Orleans Superdome that caught fire.
$2.9M
Property Damage
In a first-party hurricane property damage claim, the plaintiff was awarded over $1,000,000 in bad faith penalties and attorney’s fees pursuant to Louisiana law.
$2.4M
Maritime / Jones Act Workplace Accident
Plaintiff, a Jones Act seaman/deckhand, had his lower leg amputated on a barge located in Texas on the San Jacinto River during nighttime mooring operations due to the negligence of the captain of his push boat and inadequate training by his employer.