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What If I Do Not Qualify Under the Jones Act?

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Obviously it’s ideal in the cases that you do qualify under the Jones Act, but if you don’t there’s always the opportunity that we could take a look at the responsible parties and see if there’s a third party defendant that, under the general maritime law, there would still be a cause of action. Just because the Jones Act might not apply in your case, doesn’t mean that general maritime law won’t.

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