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Passengers often ask themselves, "how do I cover the cost of mounting medical bills for the broken leg I suffered on a cruise ship?" It's a common question we hear at CruiseLawyers.com. And these same passengers often go on to ask, "can I sue the cruise line because of my...
It's a pretty common question actually. Generally, when we talk to prospective clients, it sounds something like this..."I wasn't sure if I should contact a lawyer, but....". The reason clients are unsure as to whether to contact a personal injury lawyer - or not contact one - is based on...
With roughly 20 million people taking cruises every year, how often do passengers return home with an injury sustained while on board the vessel? And of those, how many of those accidents occurred because the cruise line or its crew did (or did not do) something to prevent the accident...
We see it all of the time. People just like you who are injured in a cruise ship accident and don't know who to talk to about their accident (like a slip and fall incident from a wet deck, a broken handrail on a staircase or luggage left in a...
USA Today, which keeps tabs on cruise ship industry news, recently published an overview of the new cruise ships coming in 2014. Read the full story here: USA Today's Guide To The New Cruise Ships of 2014 Are New Cruise Ships Safer Cruise Ships? Hopefully these new cruise ships will...
Recently, a number of cruise ships have reported issues with Norovirus, the nasty stomach virus that seems to be rampant within the cruise ship industry. Over the last 2 months, thousands of passengers have been struck down with debilitating Norovirus symptoms. Update (April 10, 2014): CNN reports at least 83 passengers...
Passengers are hurt on cruise ships more often than we all may think. Some injuries are due to sheer accident while some were avoidable, occurring due to the negligence of the crew or cruise line. Sometimes, "acts of God" play havoc with the cruise ships, tossing them around and...
The U.S. Navy, which houses many men and women in close quarters while at sea, is very effective at keeping Norovirus and other intestinal viruses from spreading. How Do They Do It? Constant, every day cleaning. Read more here at a special CNN report: How The Navy Avoids Norovirus Norovirus...
With over 25 years representing injured passengers and crew members, the Miami attorneys at Waks and Barnett are vocal proponents for their clients, many of who are confused and frustrated regarding their legal rights. Unfortunately, Injuries Happen on Cruise Ships - And Quite Often Too! People don't go on cruises...
For the most part, taking a cruise vacation is safe and fun. Millions of passengers board the boats every year, enjoy themselves and disembark with no issues at all. However, injuries do occur quite often on cruise ships - some minor and forgettable and some serious and life-altering. How...