A 6-year-old boy, who was on a four-day Caribbean cruise on the Carnival Victory, drowned in one of the ship’s pools Sunday, according to Carnival Cruise Lines. The boy was apparently in the pool area with other members of his family when the accident occurred. Carnival released the following statement:…
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Florida Cruise Ship Injury Lawyer :: Carnival Cancels More Cruises Due to Triumph Disaster
Earlier this month an engine room fire erupted on the Carnival Triumph Cruise Ship, leaving the 3,143 passengers and 1,086 crew members on board floating 150 miles off the coast of Mexico for several days. While no one was injured during the engine room fire, the conditions on the 14-story…
Florida Cruise Ship Injury Lawyer :: Child Seriously Injured in fall aboard Royal Caribbean Cruise
Orlando, FL – A cruise ship headed to the Bahamas last month was forced to return to port in central Florida after a 14-month-old was injured in a fall aboard the ship. Royal Caribbean officials claim the child fell aboard the Monarch of the Seas. The child did receive medical…
Florida Cruise Ship Injury Attorney :: Cruise Industry Groups Reveal New Safety Policies
Two cruise industry groups, Cruise Lines International Association and European Cruise Council, announced a set of new safety measures recently that will focus on lifejacket storage, stability of heavy objects and operating procedures in the bridge area. The new policies are the most recent to come out after an intense…
Florida Cruise Ship Injury Lawyers Whittel & Melton :: Cruise Ship Disaster in Italy May Impact Future Bookings
The strong-growing cruise ship industry may face at least a short-term slump following the Costa Concordia disaster. Wall Street analysts, travel agents and other cruise line industry spectators expect a brief drop in bookings as controversy churns around the safety of cruise vacations. It remains unclear if the impact of…