BoatLaw, LLP

For over 40 years, BoatLaw's maritime lawyers, Douglas Williams and Nick Neidzwski, have diligently protected clients who are victims of any ship size and class. We are proud of our achievements in the last four decades. We are BoatLaw, LLP, a team of lawyers who all share a love for the sea. Together, our San Francisco maritime attorneys offer nearly a century of civil litigation experience. Our team knows what it takes to build a strong case, and we will not cut corners in the fight to protect your rights. Our firm demonstrates our dedication to your case from the start when you contact us. If you are injured on a vessel like a tugboat, oil rig, fishing boat, or barge, choose a civil litigation attorney who is a passionate admiralty expert. You should be represented by an attorney who knows the maritime industry and your way of life. BoatLaw LLP will represent you with a qualified and tested maritime lawyer. Our law office has proudly represented maritime industry clients in California, Alaska, and Washington.

Nick Neidzwski is a well-regarded maritime law attorney that numerous reviewers praised for his acumen and professionalism. Many customers spoke positively about his ability to explain and provide updates on cases and his presence and responsiveness. Neidzwski is seen as being polite and considerate and is particularly adept at making people feel at ease during a traumatic experience by combining his legal skill with a human touch. Clients felt they could trust and communication with him throughout the processes, setting a bar that made them comfortable to make informed choices. His handling of negotiating a higher settlement for one client is an example of how good he is at getting the best results for them. One of the most vital and life-altering aspects of using Attorney Neidzwski for legal representation was the plethora of reviews that expressed overwhelming satisfaction with his work on a case. His clients find it satisfying and are thankful for the results and the empathy with which the case was managed.