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Surrounded by water, Galveston is a city in Texas that is located on an island about 50 miles southeast of Houston. Consequently, Galveston heavily relies on the maritime industry to support its local economy.
From tourism via cruise ships to offshore oil rigs, the maritime industry provides Galveston residents with significant employment and revenues on a consistent basis.
However, the maritime industry is also responsible for endangering its employees, as unpredictable weather and waters, exposure to toxins and various other factors increase the likelihood that maritime workers will be injured or killed while working.
Due to such threats, the Jones Act was enacted in 1920 to specifically protect the rights of maritime workers, should they be:
Galveston admiralty lawyers are experienced at providing aggressive, professional representation to injured maritime employees. Our Galveston admiralty attorneys not only understand the complex nature of admiralty and maritime law, but they also understand the unique dangers that maritime workers in Galveston are exposed to. This gives them the knowledge and edge to successfully represent injured Galveston maritime workers.
If you or someone you know is a worker on the high seas, of any kind, and you have suffered an injury, contact us to speak with a qualified admiralty attorney who will fight to protect your legal rights.
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