Princess Cruises accidents happen when passengers or crew members suffer injuries due to negligence, unsafe conditions, or inadequate safety measures aboard Princess cruise ships. When Princess Cruises fails to maintain safe conditions or provide reasonable care, injured passengers and crew … [Read more...]
When Should You Hire a Cruise Injury Lawyer?
You should hire a cruise injury lawyer immediately after an accident, ideally within the first few days. Cruise ship injuries fall under complex federal maritime law, which operates very differently from standard personal injury cases on land. Your cruise ticket contains strict deadlines … [Read more...]
How to Sue For Maritime Injury in California
After an accident at sea, on a harbor tug, or a cruise ship sailing from Long Beach, it can be hard to know how to sue for maritime injury in California. The rules are not at all like regular state personal injury law. Instead, a mix of federal regulations, centuries-old admiralty … [Read more...]
When Does Maritime Law Apply?
For the thousands of people working or vacationing along the Southern California coast, "When does maritime law apply?" is more than just a theoretical question. When an accident happens, the legal rules that apply can change from California negligence rules to centuries-old admiralty … [Read more...]
How Does The Jones Act Affect Cruise Ships?
The question of how does the Jones Act affect cruise ships boils down to a rule about where foreign-flagged ships can take passengers. They really cannot simply cruise between two American ports without stopping somewhere else first. Consider cruises to Alaska from Long Beach or the Port … [Read more...]
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