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Alcohol and boats are inextricably intertwined, yet their combination is dangerous. Similar to driving while intoxicated on land, boating under the influence (BUI) can lead to significant damage to the boat and deadly accidents. Alcohol consumption is best limited to...
Merely touching cold water or being partially submerged probably will not elicit the cold shock response. But when someone plunges into cold water very suddenly—such as if they fall from a cruise ship—it can trigger this involuntary response by the human body. There...
Many people who operate boats are relatively inexperienced. This is especially true with recreational boats and personal watercraft, like jet skis. Often, these operators do not own the watercraft at all—they are just tourists or visitors who have rented them for the...
Jet skis and other personal watercraft are popular vacation rentals. People make arrangements with businesses to rent these small but powerful vessels for an exciting afternoon or weekend on the open water. Most people who rent Jet Skis return them without any major...
When a cruise ship vacation takes a devastating turn and someone you love dies in a wrongful manner, what are your options for justice? This is the question that haunts those who have experienced this tragedy. Cruise lines operate under complex maritime laws, making...
Working at a harbor means accepting increased workplace risk. Harbor workers operate in a dangerous environment in which severe injury might only be a single mistake away. Most employees working in Florida have the protection of workers' compensation insurance. If...
Cruise ships are often seen as floating paradises, offering passengers a chance to relax and explore new destinations without having to unpack more than once. However, traveling on these massive vessels comes with certain dangers. Passengers face risks such as...
