RCW 7.84 - Operation of Vessel in a Negligent Manner

This statute provides that a person shall not operate a vessel in a negligent manner, for example:

• The vessel operator must operate it in a careful manner and not exceed a speed that is reasonable and safe under prevailing conditions.
  
• The vessel operator must take into consideration the size of the lake or body of water, the amount of other traffic on the water and the view that is available.
  
• The operator must not unduly endanger life, limb or property rights or other rights of people entitled to use the water way.
  

If you or a loved one is injured due to the negligent actions of a boater, you should contact a personal injury attorney who specializes in boating accidents. With the help of The Farber Law Group, a Washington law firm with more than 30 years representing accident victims with serious personal injuries, you may be able to recover damages for your injuries including pain and suffering.

Please contact The Farber Law Group for more information and to schedule a free consultation.