It’s unfortunate, but accidents and injuries happen on Royal Caribbean Cruise Ships more often than most people realize. 
With 23 cruise ships and millions of passengers each year, accidents are bound to occur around the pool, in restaurants, in cabins and other areas of the cruise ship. Some are simply “just accidents” and others are caused because of the negligent actions of the cruise line or its crew members.
Royal Caribbean Cruise slip and fall injuries often include:
- Head injuries and concussions
- Knee injuries
- Back injuries, slipped disks, herniated disks, etc.
- Broken bones – fingers, wrists, arms, legs, ankles
- Internal injuries
Many of these injuries can be quite serious, involving visits to doctors and hospitals, complicated medical procedures, surgery and rehabilitation. They can also involve troubles with insurance claims and missed time at work (equaling missed salary or earning potential).
If you’ve been injured while sailing with Royal Caribbean and believe that your injury was sustained due to the negligence of the crew, the cruise line or even a fellow passenger, you may have a potential claim.
Can I file an injury claim or sue Royal Caribbean for a slip and fall accident?
Many passengers don’t even realize that Royal Caribbean cruise line might be liable for injuries sustained while on the cruise. You may also not know that by filing a claim (assuming it can be proven the cruise line did something wrong) you can get a settlement or verdict against Royal Caribbean that will help pay for medical bills, missed time at work and other compensatory and punitive damages.
If you believe you have a claim against Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines – or even if you’re unsure about your options – you should speak with cruise ship injury lawyers who have years of experience representing passengers and crewmembers. Call Waks and Barnett, P.A. at 1-800-905-2891 for a free consultation. We can help with the frustration and confusion you and your family may be experiencing.
