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Drunk Boating Incident in the Florida Keys: A Tragic Reminder of the Dangers of Boating Under the Influence
In July 2024, a tragic boating accident in the Florida Keys left seven people injured, including a child, and has since sparked conversations about the grave consequences of boating under the influence. The boat’s operator, Laurence Lee Lewis Jr., 42, now faces serious charges, including boating under the influence (BUI), child neglect, and multiple… Read More »
Airboat Collision in the Florida Everglades: What You Need to Know About Passenger Safety and Legal Recourse
On a Friday afternoon this past December in the Florida Everglades, a serene tourist outing turned tragic when two airboats collided, sending at least 16 people to the hospital. The collision, which occurred near Ochopee, has drawn attention to the risks of airboat tours and raised critical questions about passenger safety, operator responsibility, and… Read More »
BOAT CRASH ATTORNEY NEAR ME IN FLORIDA
See www.888BoatLaw.com. In Florida, we are near you. That is because our boat crash law firm specializes in handling boat crash cases in every part of Florida. 95% of all boat crash cases involve maritime law, not Florida law. So if your boat crash happened in the St. John’s River, Halifax River, Suwannee River,… Read More »
Legal Recourse for Families of Fatal Boat Crash Victims
Losing a loved one in a boating accident is a devastating experience. Beyond the emotional toll, families may face financial burdens from medical expenses, funeral costs, and lost income. Understanding the legal recourse available can help families navigate this challenging time and pursue justice for their loss. Boating accidents are not uncommon, especially in… Read More »
Liability of Jet Ski Rental Companies for Accidents
Jet skis are a popular choice for water enthusiasts seeking thrills and adventure on Florida’s waterways. However, the excitement of jet skiing can quickly turn into tragedy if an accident occurs. Jet ski accidents often result in significant injuries, including fractures, head trauma, and even fatalities. When such incidents occur, questions of liability arise,… Read More »
WHAT IS THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS ON A CRUISE SHIP INJURY CASE?
As with most things in life, the statute of limitations on a cruise ship injury case depends upon the facts of your situation. In general, most cruise lines operate on a one-year statute of limitations for adults who are injured on a cruise ship or on an island owned by the cruise line. More… Read More »
WHAT IS THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS IN A JETSKI ACCIDENT CASE IN FLORIDA?
The statute of limitations for a JetSki accident case in Florida has recently changed for some JetSki injury cases. A JetSki is also known as a personal water craft under Florida law, or “PWC” and there are several manufacturers of PWCs. The statute of limitations for a JetSki or PWC accident injury case depends… Read More »
WHAT IF I AM HURT ON COCO CAY OWNED BY RCCL
Cruise lines recognized it was not enough to sail from Florida and go to Caribbean ports or sail to Cozumel. Each of the major cruise lines either owns or leases islands which are exclusively used by them. The following is a list of cruise lines and the islands over which they have control. … Read More »
Navigating Florida’s Boating Safety Education Requirements: What You Need to Know
Operating a boat in Florida’s beautiful waterways is a privilege that comes with legal responsibilities, especially for those born on or after January 1, 1988. Florida law requires these individuals to complete a state-approved boating safety course and obtain a Boating Safety Education Identification Card. This card ensures that boat operators are educated on… Read More »
PICKLEBALL INJURY ON A CRUISE SHIP
So the answer to the question is: Yes we have seen and handled pickleball injuries incurred while passengers were playing pickleball on a cruise ship. How do pickleball injuries occur on a cruise ship? Mostly in the same ways you would have injury if the game was being played shoreside. The court is wet… Read More »