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Yacht crew members work long hours on rolling decks, stay in tight quarters and encounter unpredictable weather conditions. Injuries and sudden illness can be ongoing risks in their profession. When a deckhand slips on a wet deck, or a steward falls ill offshore, an...
Cruise ship accidents can happen in seconds, leaving you hurt, confused and isolated. Whether you slipped on a wet deck, suffered food poisoning or got injured during a shore excursion, what you do moments after an incident may shape your ability to recover...
A day on Florida's waterways can change in an instant. A boating accident may leave you with injuries, medical bills and many questions about what happened. Sometimes the cause seems clear. In other situations, more than one person or business may have contributed to...
A cruise ship injury can leave you in pain, far from home and unsure what to do next. Because details may become harder to recover after passengers leave the vessel and the ship begins another voyage, preserving relevant records can create a clearer account of the...
Most professionals have the option of bringing a meal from home to eat during a long shift or even leaving during a lunch break to patronize a restaurant. Maritime professionals do not enjoy that luxury. They often rely on the food and water provided by their...