Carnival Cruise Line’s Attempt to Dismiss Passenger’s Injury Lawsuit Fails
A part of the allure of cruising is the excursions offered at the various ports of call. However, most passengers do not know the safety standards at these ports of
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Brais Law Defeats Carnival Cruise Lines’ Attempt to Force a Crewmember to Arbitrate His Personal Injury Claim
The issue of whether arbitration provisions pertaining to cruise line seaman personal injury claims has been a hotly litigated issue over the past seven years. Nearly every major line today
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Court Allows Brais Law’s Client to Pursue Claim for Punitive Damages & Attorney’s Fees Against His Employer
The maritime lawyers of Brais Law were successful in defeating a tug and barge company’s attempt to dismiss an injured seaman’s claim for punitive damages and attorney’s fees for the
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A Pair of Jet Ski Accidents in Sarasota County, Florida Leave 2 Men Severely Injured
Law enforcement from Sarasota, Florida responded to a Jet Ski accident on Sunday, June 17, 2012 wherein a man’s arm was nearly severed. According to a Sarasota Fire Rescue spokesperson,
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NCL Assistant Cruise Director Pled Guilty of Possessing Pornographic Photos of a Cruise Passenger
Senad Djedovic, a former assistant cruise director for Norwegian Cruise Lines, pled guilty to possessing child pornography depicting a cruise passenger. The once NCL employee faces as much as 10
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