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When it comes to legislature, the laws governing cruise ships are some of the most complex. With so many variables involved in any given crime that takes place at sea, navigating the aftermath of accident or injury on a cruise can be overwhelming, to say the least. That is why we are here, to explain everything you need to know about cruise ship law, before you set sail.
When you set out on your cruise vacation, the last thing you expect is to fall victim to rape or sexual assault. However, these continue to be the two most common crimes at sea. As a result, it is important to know how to report these incidents, should tragedy strike. Our cruise ship rape lawyer explains everything you need to know.
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Offshore accidents can result in serious injuries for crew members or even death. Unfortunately, the truth about these types of …
