Q: Cruise ship involved,Allen Marine Tours my work, Princess Cruise bus - possibly princess cruise ship, search medical cen

A: The legal issues that may be raised based on the provided text include potential claims of negligence, personal injury, and possibly medical malpractice. The episodes of amnesia, unconsciousness, and wandering off could be indicative of a serious medical condition that was not properly addressed or managed by the entities involved, such as the cruise ship operator, the tour company, or the airline. Also, potential tolling of the statute of limitations due to their medical condition has to be considered. Overall more information is required for a more detailed assessment.

A: I'm sorry for your ordeal. It isn't fully clear what damages you are claiming here are. I hope you did not sustain injury, but if you did, the most logical starting point would be to try to set up a free initial consult with an attorney. An attorney would need to sort out some basics, in terms of whether you were a crew member, whether you were in the service of a U.S.-flag vessel, whether you are subject to arbitration or forum clauses (which are common in the cruise industry, including one of the operators you mention - Princess, which is owned by Carnival, with their vessels sailing under the flags that include Bermuda and the U.K. - but it is not clear if you are their employee, contractor, or work in a different capacity).

In summary, there's a lot to sort out here in terms of damages, the capacity in which you worked, arbitration or forum clauses, venue, separate possible med mal issues involving med center, and more. Try to arrange a free initial consult - that would be your most logical starting point. I hope you are okay. Good luck