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If you were injured in a helicopter accident, you may have grounds for a lawsuit.

Helicopter Accident 30 miles North of San Antonio Kills Two People

According to a Kens5 News report, two people were killed in a helicopter accident in the Spring Branch and Bulverde area on Monday.

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