Cruise Ship & Maritime FAQ

What to do if you were onboard an infected ship?

Can social media posts about your injury impact your case?

Do cruise ship injury lawsuits include emotional distress claims?

Yes, you may recover damages for emotional distress, especially in cases involving severe injury, trauma, or negligence.

What to communicate with the cruise line post injury?

Do I have a case if the cruise ship denies liability?

Does maritime law apply to my cruise ship injury case?

Yes, cruise ship injury claims typically fall under maritime law, also known as admiralty law. This specialized legal field governs incidents that occur on navigable waters. Maritime law has unique rules and requirements distinct from state or federal laws.

What to do if you're injured on a shore excursion?

Should I accept compensation from the cruise line after my accident?

What if the cruise line claims I assumed the risk of injury?

Cruise lines often argue that passengers assume certain risks, such as those involved in water sports or other recreational activities. However, they cannot use this defense if the injury resulted from negligence, such as improper maintenance or failure to warn of dangers.

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