Category Archives: Cruise Ship Accidents
Cruise Line Liability for Shore Excursion Accidents
While the amenities aboard Miami’s most popular cruise ships are stunning, the wide range of shore excursions available at various ports of call are a huge draw for many passengers. From shopping trips and dining, to cultural enrichment and outdoor activities, there are experiences that appeal to guests of all ages. Even before you… Read More »
Suing a Cruise Line for Personal Injuries
In light of the tragic news about an 8-year-old girl who passed away after falling several floors on the Carnival Cruise Lines ship, Glory, it is almost certain that a lawsuit will eventually be filed. While we don’t know all the details of the accident, one news report indicates that the fall could have… Read More »
Lawyer Gregory S. d’Incelli Speaks About Drowning Accidents Aboard Cruise Ships
About three years ago, Qwentyn Hunter, a six-year-old boy, and his parents, were heading to Florida aboard a Carnival cruise ship. One evening, before dinner, Qwentyn and his brother asked their father to take them to the cruise hot tub. The father agreed. While at the pool, the father engaged in conversation with a… Read More »
Why cruise personal injury and wrongful death claims are unique
The holidays are a popular time for cruises. Couples and families anxious to get out of their snow-packed cities and enjoy island breezes flock to Florida’s ports to set sail on ships adorned with Christmas trees and other holiday decorations. No one expects to be the victim of an accident or a crime on… Read More »
Cruise lines may be liable for injuries, wrongful deaths
Every year, millions of Floridians and people from all over the country begin their cruises from one of our state’s ports. Fortunately, most cruises are joyous experiences. However, these floating resorts can also present dangers. Passengers have been injured and killed in a variety of ways on cruises. Wet decks can lead to slip-and-fall… Read More »
Cruise Lines Release Crime Information, Increasing Transparency
Passengers looking to book a cruise will now be able to research the number of alleged crimes were reported to cruise operations. The U.S. House and Senate introduced legislation that would require the crime information be made available to the public. Currently, only crimes that are no longer being investigated by the FBI are… Read More »