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There are over 22 million cruise passengers per year leaving U.S. ports. As a result, cruise passengers sourced from the United States accounted for 61 percent of all passengers carried by North American cruise lines. Overall, the growth in the cruise industry in the U.S. rose 2.4 percent to $20.1 billion in 2013. While this
Read More >Maritime Law is slowly beginning to adapt to the modernization of the massive cruise line industry. Cruise companies are able to bypass many laws and regulations that consumers are accustomed to on the mainland. One such regulation is providing medical care while at sea. Although cruise liners now have medical staffs and facilities, there are
Read More >A high-speed ferry crashed into a dock near New York City’s financial district yesterday, causing commuters to tumble into walls and down stairs, and resulting in injuries to 85 people. Two of the commuters had critical injuries, and nine had serious wounds. Many of the commuters required medical attention for injuries such as concussions. Ferry
Read More >Avoiding The Pitfalls It is estimated that more than 9 million passengers travel on cruises departing North American ports each year. Cruise ships are not merely common carriers, they are virtual floating cities, and like any city, injuries and deaths occur due to negligence. The litigation of cases involving the cruise lines is replete with
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