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Carnival Cruise Line launches comprehensive review of its entire fleet

As reported at gCaptain.com, Carnival Puts Cruise Fleet Under Microscope After Triumph Fire Read the full article here... Here are a few highlights from the article: Carnival Corp has launched a comprehensive review of its entire fleet after a fire crippled one of its ships last month, and will share...

What type of cruise ship injuries does Waks and Barnett help with?

It's a simple fact. Accidents happen on cruise ships. Passengers who have been enjoying their vacation end up getting sick or injured. Sometimes these injuries are the result of simple accidents where no one is at fault - but sometimes these injuries are due to the negligence of the cruise...

What to do if you are injured on a cruise ship

Injured on a cruise? - Follow these steps If you've been injured on a cruise ship, there are certain actions you'll want to take. Your goal should be both to protect yourself and your health immediately following the accident. You also want to protect your rights and your ability to...

Choosing the best cruise ship injury attorney for yourself

  It can be a frustrating situation - you've been injured on a cruise ship vacation and, once home again from your cruise, you're in the position where you need to hire a cruise ship injury attorney to help you file a claim against the cruise line. Where do you...

How cruise lines should manage the distribution of alcohol

  As we've seen lately, alcohol can have a real impact on the lives of cruise ship passengers. Altercations, accidents, fights, injuries and even death can occur when the over consumption of alcohol takes place by passengers. How should cruise lines and their crew manage the distribution of alcohol? don't...

Alcohol possible cause of passenger death on Carnival Cruise ship

  Alcohol may have played a role in the death of a passenger aboard a Carnival Cruise ship on February 26. The passenger died aboard the Carnival Miracle. The incident is still under investigation. Unfortunate events like this one raise the question of how cruise lines should manage the distribution...