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Tag Archives: Florida Cruise Ship Injury Lawyers

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Can Cruise Lines be Held Accountable for Crimes Aboard Their Ships?

By The Pendas Law Firm | Posted on March 22, 2017

People go on cruises to rest and relax, and that is just what many get to do aboard the ships. However, every once in a while, a passenger will report a crime that was committed against them. From theft to assault, cruise lines have been under fire lately for heinous acts that leave passengers… Read More »

Collecting Damages for Sexual Assault on a Cruise

By The Pendas Law Firm | Posted on November 18, 2016

No one expects for anything bad to happen to them while they are on vacation, but unfortunately, danger lurks everywhere—even in the cozy comfort of a luxury resort. Likely because of the close quarters and being out at sea, crimes occur more often than travelers would like to believe on cruise ships. Rapes and… Read More »

Determining Liability for Injuries Sustained on Your Summer Cruise

By The Pendas Law Firm | Posted on July 22, 2016

According to the Cruise Lines International Association, 62 percent of individuals who go on a U.S. cruise depart from one of Florida’s ports, with Port Miami and Port Canaveral catering to a majority of vacationers, and Fort Lauderdale coming in a close third. In 2015 alone, 6.24 million passengers came and went through one… Read More »