Recent Blog Posts
Jet Ski Accident Claims Against Large Resorts and Tour Operators in Florida
Large commercial operators, resorts, and tour providers have a legal duty to ensure that their jet ski equipment is safe and riders receive proper instruction. However, accidents happen all too frequently, often leaving victims with significant injuries, emotional trauma, and costly medical bills. Understanding how to effectively pursue a claim against large resorts and… Read More »
10 THINGS CRUISE LINES DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW, FROM A MARITIME ATTORNEY WHO SUES CRUISE LINES
1.THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS The statute of limitations for most cruise line injury cases is only one year. Check with a maritime attorney, not a car accident attorney, about the specifics of your case. The cruise line will talk with you about your medical bills, and sympathize, and email…until you pass that statute of… Read More »
Boat Launching Accidents at Florida Ramps and Marinas: Liability Issues and Prevention
Florida is renowned for its abundance of public and private marinas offering convenient boat launching facilities. However, the process of launching a boat can quickly become hazardous if ramps are inadequately maintained, improperly designed, or lack essential safety features. Understanding the liability issues involved and knowing preventive measures can help protect boaters and ensure… Read More »
Slip and Fall Injuries at Florida Marinas: Establishing Liability and Securing Compensation
Florida marinas offer picturesque gateways to boating adventures, leisurely strolls, and vibrant waterside activities. However, these inviting settings are not without risks. Slip and fall incidents at marinas are surprisingly common, often resulting in severe injuries that can significantly impact one’s quality of life. Understanding how liability is established and the available avenues for… Read More »
WHAT IS A LIMITATION OF LIABILITY ACTION IN A FLORIDA BOAT CRASH INJURY CASE?
A Limitation of Liability action is a lawsuit filed by an owner of a vessel in federal court in which that owner tries to limit damages of any and all claimants to the worth of the owner’s vessel after the casualty occurred. There are several aspects to this. First, the formal name of a… Read More »
WWW.888BoatLaw.com is open on Weekends and Holidays
Yes, www.888BoatLaw.com is open on weekends and holidays. It is important to know that you must get started on your claim right away. The insurance company for the at-fault party will not be waiting until Monday morning to be collecting information about your case in an effort to avoid payment. Also, it is of… Read More »
WHAT TO DO AFTER BEING INJURED ON A CRUISE SHIP
First, if you are still on the cruise ship you need to take photographs of the location, the thing, the hazard, the person, etc., which caused you injury. Do not presume the cruise line will help you document why they caused injury to you. In fact, all cruise lines operate on the premise that… Read More »
Hidden Dangers: How to Handle and Prevent Collisions with Submerged Objects
Striking a submerged object (SSO) is one of the most common yet often overlooked hazards faced by boaters. Whether you’re navigating inland waterways, busy ports, coastal areas, or even offshore, the risks posed by unseen debris beneath the water surface are real and significant. From logs and floating nets to sunken cars and crab… Read More »
WHO IS THE BEST BOATING ACCIDENT ATTORNEY IN FLORIDA?
While there is no such rating or award for best boating accident attorney in Florida, if you go by experience you would have to consider Frank Butler at www.888BoatLaw.com. Frank Butler is an 8th generation native of Florida. He grew up on the water as a kid who was the son of a long-time… Read More »
FLORIDA BOATER SAFETY IS SECONDARY TO MONEY
As a 25-year maritime attorney representing injured boating accident victims it is not difficult to see Florida’s priorities when it comes to safety for Florida’s boaters, JetSki riders, swimmers, etc. The proof is in the laws passed by the Florida legislature not just this year but in the past as well. Florida decided long… Read More »