Barge Sinks in Ft. Pierce Inlet Drowning Deckhand
A 100 foot barge built in 1957 sunk in the Ft. Pierce Inlet drowning a deckhand. The barge was being towed by a 54-foot Gulfstream from Key Biscayne to Georgia.
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Two Passenger Drowning Incidents Occur at Disney’s Castaway Cay
Two drowning incidents occurred at Disney’s Castaway Cay last week. Disney Cruise Lines has its own private island in the Bahamas where their passengers could partake in various aquatic activities.
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South Florida and Legionnaires’ Disease and the Law
South Florida had its share of Legionnaires’ Disease outbreaks over the recent years. Florida’s Department of Health defines “Legionnaires’ Disease” as an infection caused by the bacterium Legionella pneumophilia. Symptoms
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Feb
Boater Negligence and Florida Dive Flag Law
Florida SCUBA divers and snorkelers face an all too common threat when engaging in their favorite aquatic activity. That threat is negligent boat operators. In most dive accident cases it
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Feb
Costa Concordia Captain Found Guilty of Manslaughter of 32 Cruise Passengers
On February 11, 2015, an Italian three-judge panel found Captain Francesco Schettino guilty of manslaughter of 32 cruise ship passengers traveling aboard the Costa Concordia off the Italian Coast on
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