Top Attorney – D. Bruce Beaton

Marine City, MI/WW Press/October 12, 2017– D. Bruce Beaton , Founder and Attorney of D. Bruce Beaton P.L.C. was selected for inclusion into the Top Attorneys of North America 2017-18 edition.

At D. Bruce Beaton P.L.C. the office provides efficient, affordable resolutions to your maritime and Jones Act cases. Handling all fresh and salt water cases. Mr. Beaton has been serving the state of Michigan as a dedicated litigator. In the early 1990’s he moved his practice to focus exclusively on representing personal injury and maritime injury workers throughout the country. Mr. Beaton and staff have a strong legacy of securing multi-million dollar settlements for maritime workers under the Jones Act, if a seaman has been injured on a vessel due to negligence of an employer or coworker, the law firm has comprehensive service: including Unseaworthy vessels, Maintenance and cure and Liability of third parties.

In addition to his practice in the State of Michigan, Mr. Beaton has also been admitted to practice in the federal courts for all 50 states. With his experience, he works for your rights and brings swift affordable resolutions to your case. He also represents seafarers injured anywhere in the world who are injured while serving on a United States flag ship. He’ll be your DOHSA attorney. If the seaman dies from the injury, he and his staff will provide aggressive representation throughout all aspects of the Death on the High Seas case to bring you the legal closure you deserve.

Mr. Beaton graduated from the Detroit College of Law in 1981. He is a member of the: Michigan Trial Lawyers Association, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Michigan Bar Association, American Bar Association and the United States Federal Bar Association.

The Top Attorneys of North America, a New York based publication, distinguishes and profiles leading attorneys who have reached a recognizable degree of success and leadership in their field. The directory is valued for promoting awareness of the accomplishments within the North American legal community.