The cruise industry is a multi-billion dollar a year industry, and like any other major industry, it does whatever it can to protect itself from liability. This is especially true when it comes to liability for personal injury, as all cruise lines use specific contractual language that limits the ability of passengers to file a…
read moreAn estimated 16 million trucks are traveling on the United States roads. It is also estimated that two million of those trucks are the tractor-trailers. Under the United States federal laws and regulations, these 18-wheelers can weigh as much as 70,000 pounds and can be as long as 53 feet. This makes them much heavier…
read moreAlthough most doctors believe that laser spine surgery is often more effective than minimally invasive techniques, using a laser to perform operations doesn’t necessarily guarantee miraculous results for every patient. One of the main difference between the two operations is that a surgeon uses a laser as opposed to a scalpel to to make the…
read moreHow long will it take to resolve my personal injury case? The length of a personal injury case is affected by many different factors, and some unfortunately, some of these factors tend to slow things down a lot more than we’d like them to without much reason. By getting an personal injury laywer on your…
read moreBoth U.S. and international law requires cruise ships to fully look after the safety of their passengers. Should any passenger suffer an accident or injury due to negligence of the cruise line or one of its employees, the law states that the cruise ship is liable for any costs and losses that result. However, cruise…
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