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Captain Ray was on a tugboat offshore when he was severely injured falling down the wheelhouse stairs. He had major head trauma and was
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The Young Firm is dedicated to advocating for injured maritime workers nationwide. If you were hurt while working offshore, on a vessel, or in a maritime setting, you deserve fair compensation to secure your future.
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