Who is Responsible for a Dock Accident?
For experienced boaters and yacht captains, docking is second nature. But, for those who are less confident in their abilities, docking and undocking can be the most stressful parts of
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Sep
What Happens After a Death on a Cruise Ship?
Deaths on cruise ships are more common than most people realize. While the cruise lines work hard to avoid negative publicity following deaths onboard, statistics show that hundreds of people tragically lose
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Filing a Claim for a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) After a Maritime Accident
Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) can have serious consequences. Even concussions—which are classified as “mild” TBI—can be expensive and have long-term effects, while “moderate” and “severe” TBI can impact all aspects
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Who Has the Right of Way on the Water?
When a collision happens on the water, who is to blame? While there are several factors to consider, one of the most important factors is who had the right of
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When Can You Sue for an Injury Suffered on a Cruise?
Injuries on cruises are alarmingly common. While fatal cruise accidents occasionally make headlines, accidents that result in serious but non-life-threatening injuries rarely get reported. So, if you or a loved
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