Cruise ship workers often get ill while on ships that embark from the New York City area. This occupation might seem glamorous, but there are risks. One of them is catching certain illnesses. Learning about common cruise ship illnesses can help you guard your health...
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Do cruise ships in New York have to stop if you fall?
New Yorkers going on a cruise are filled with excitement at the prospect. But with the excitement comes the worry about accidents. We’ve all seen the scene in a comedy show or cartoon. After losing their balance in a hilarious fashion, the character falls off the edge...
When passengers fall overboard on cruise ships
While on a cruise in New York, you might hear that there is a man overboard. This phrase typically means that a person has fallen over the side of the ship. As soon as this happens, there are procedures that are followed in order to try to get the person out of the...
Cruise ship incidents and compensation
Booking a trip on a cruise ship has long been popular for New York residents. When traveling, vacationers may benefit from being alert to accident risks. People can get hurt when sailing on a cruise ship, and some incidents could lead to litigation. As with many...
What are the dangers of cruise ships?
If you’re like many New Yorkers, you enjoy an occasional cruise during your vacation time. However, it’s important to stay safe to have the best time on the ship. What are common dangers on cruise ships? Certain dangers are common on cruises. Because the ship is...
Cruise ship lawsuits are on the rise across the nation
Many New York residents enjoy taking cruises, though there is always the risk of illness or injury while on the ship. In some cases, cruisers have reported receiving substandard care from cruise ship medical staff. Maritime courts have traditionally held that the...
Court says cruise ship company can be held liable for injuries
Residents of New York who get injured on cruise ships might now be able to hold the cruise company liable. A 2021 ruling has allowed an injured passenger to hold a cruise ship company vicariously liable. What did the court decide on the injured passenger? In 2021, an...
How to be aware of scurvy on long cruise jobs
For cruise ship workers who are based in New York, long shifts at sea are a basic part of the job. There are different workplace risks associated with these voyages, but one of the more insidious ones is managing the risk of scurvy. Scurvy on cruises The reason that...
Cruise ship injuries lead to loss claims
Traveling on a cruise ship could be an enjoyable experience or a catastrophic one. A vacationer might suffer an injury that requires immediate and extensive medical attention. Long before returning to a New York residence, an injured traveler may worry about the short...
Investigating common reasons for maritime accidents
With more people on the water in recreational boating, safety becomes an issue. Residents of New York City and other nearby areas of New York may want to learn more about the reasons for maritime accidents. In 2019, the Coast Guard (USCG) reported 4,168 accidents that...