Boating Accidents

The Great Lakes have a total shoreline nearing 16000+ kilometres and form the largest lake group in the world, covering an area of 95,000 square miles. These lakes remain a significant transportation route for iron ore, steel, petroleum, grain, and American automobiles. The lakes are also popular for fishing, canoeing, boating, waterskiing and other related water sport activities, and scuba diving. Unfortunately, people suffer injuries and fatalities every year while participating in these popular boating activities. Boating accidents can not only cause very serious injuries and property damage; they can also cause drowning. If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a boating or watercraft accident, Haber Lawyers will be able to help.