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Hurricane Beryl Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Property Damage, and Insurance Bad Faith Attorneys in Rockport: The Complete Guide for Survivors and Families The families who call the Texas coast home understand the unique weight of the horizon. In Rockport, where the memory of Hurricane Harvey remains a part of the local landscape, the arrival of Hurricane Beryl in July 2024 felt like an unwelcome intrusion into a hard-won recovery. Whether you were watching the surge rise along the Rockport Harbor, managing a fishing fleet in Fulton, or shielding your family in a home along Aransas Bay, the impact of Beryl was more than just a meteorological event. For many in our Rockport community, it was the start of another long fight against insurance carriers, utility providers, and federal agencies. We know that two years after Beryl, many in Rockport are still picking up the pieces. We understand that behind every property damage claim is a family trying to maintain their piece of the Texas coast, and behind every medical crisis is a survivor who felt abandoned by the infrastructure that was supposed to protect them. The path to legal and financial recovery is rarely a straight line, but you do…