Cruise Passengers – Read Your Ticket!
In Owen v. Carnival Corp., No. 18-25372, 2022 WL 18023309 (S.D. Fla. Nov. 21, 2022), the Court found that a passenger failed to provide written notice of her claim to…
In Owen v. Carnival Corp., No. 18-25372, 2022 WL 18023309 (S.D. Fla. Nov. 21, 2022), the Court found that a passenger failed to provide written notice of her claim to…
Friedman, James & Buchsbaum LLP Partner Andrew V. Buchsbaum is a featured speaker at the Tulane University Admiralty Law Institute to be held in New Orleans from March 30 thru…
Maritime Geography Zones are made up of three loosely defined elements, the meanings of which have slowly changed throughout history. Their interpretations are important when the Jones Act comes into…
Historically, cruise ships have had a hands-off policy on the safety of swimmers in their pool and hot tub areas. However, after several drownings or near-drownings in recent years, things…
Of all of the issues plaguing Puerto Rico, from hurricanes to earthquakes, one of the most insidious has been the Jones Act. The Jones Act is part of the merchant…
On July 19, 2018, a duck boat accident resulted in the deaths of seventeen people out of 31 people on board including 16 passengers and one crew member. The Branson,…
In April of 2014, a large South Korean ferry carrying a group of high school students capsized and sank off the coast of South Korea. The accident left nearly 300…
While many people see romance in working in the maritime industry or taking a cruise for a vacation, there are quite a number of hazards that can befall both workers…
Most people think of cruise ship excursions as a time for rest and relaxation, and for the vast majority of cruise-goers that is the case. However, should you experience a…
While there are many important aspects of maritime law when it comes to filing suit for death or injury, perhaps one of the most important may be that of the…