WHAT IS THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR A CRUISE SHIP INJURY CASE? It depends upon the facts of your case. That’s why you need to consult a maritime attorney about your cruise ship injury case. In most cases it is a 1-year statute of limitations, but again this depends upon the facts of your case. Read More >

WHY ARE THERE SO MANY BOATING ACCIDENTS IN FLORIDA? 1. Because of the prolific number of boats in Florida. 2. Because of the lack of training required by Florida. 3. Because of the violations of safe boating laws.  1. Florida has more registered boats than any other state, including California or Texas. Almost 1million boats Read More >

BOATING INSURANCE DENIALS IN FLORIDA Boating insurance denials happen for several reasons. But, at the heart of them all is the same thing: Your insurance company does not want to pay your claim. If your boating insurance company has denied your claim in Florida, you may be in luck. We fight boating insurance denials. If Read More >

PEER-TO-PEER BOATING INJURIES IN FLORIDA Who is responsible for boating injuries when the vessel is a peer-to-peer boat rental or part of a boat-sharing agreement? In Florida, it depends upon where the injuries occurred, and in turn whether maritime law applies. Find yourself a good maritime attorney because most of these cases will involve maritime Read More >

DO I NEED A LICENSE TO DRIVE A BOAT IN FLORIDA? No, but if you were born on or before January 1, 1988, you will need to complete and pass a boating safety course. Only recently did the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission—also known as “FWC”–broadcast this message in preparation for Spring Break 2021. Read More >