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What This Page Is, and What It Is NotIf you are a refinery worker at a Houston Ship Channel plant, a Jones Act mariner out of Galveston or Sabine Pass, an offshore platform crew member in the Gulf of Mexico, or the family member of any of them — and you have been watching the news this week about the U.S. naval blockade in the Gulf of Oman, the Iranian-flagged vessels transiting the line, the Israeli strikes in Lebanon, and the mixed messaging from Washington about whether the Strait of Hormuz is open or closed — then this page is for you.Let us be honest at the front: there is no case file open at this firm about the events described in the news. No American worker has been identified as injured by them. No American vessel has been seized. No Texas refinery has shut because of them. This page is not a demand letter. It is not a case pitch. It is not a solicitation based on a particular incident.What this page is, is the legal education we would give a Texas Gulf Coast worker if they called our office tonight and said: I am reading this news and…