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Q: Are cruise ships subject to admiralty law if I get injured on one?
Nicholas I. Gerson
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Nicholas I. Gerson
answered on Jun 6, 2017

Yes. Call me if you would like to discuss the facts of your case. 305-371-6000. You can also email me the details at info@gslawusa.com.

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Q: What are the key differences between maritime law and regular personal injury law? Can't I just hire a regular personal

attorney if I'm hurt while at sea?

Nicholas I. Gerson
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Nicholas I. Gerson
answered on Apr 28, 2017

The answer to your question is probably not. In maritime law cases, such as cruise ship accidents and injuries many cruise lines require claims brought in certain jurisdictions like federal court in Miami Florida. Maritime law also is a complete different body of law as opposed to state law. You... View More

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