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Boating accidents can result in catastrophic injuries.

Can You Sue If You’re Hurt in a Boating Accident in Texas?

Key Takeaway:
You may be able to file a claim after a boating accident in Texas if another party’s negligence or reckless behavior caused your injuries.

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