Gross Negligence the Focus of BP Oil Spill Post-Trial Briefing Order

Gross Negligence the Focus of BP Oil Spill Post-Trial Briefing Order

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Megan C. Misko

After weeks of testimony, and dramatic “reveals” of newly discovered evidence that had been hiding in labs for years, the Phase One trial of the BP litigation finally came to an end late last month. Now the parties must submit their briefs and make their final arguments to the court by June 21, 2013. Full Story

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"Sickened" By Molestation of Child On Disney Dream, Brevard County Attorney General Vows to Zealously Prosecute Cruise Ship Crimes

"Sickened" By Molestation of Child On Disney Dream, Brevard County Attorney General Vows to Zealously Prosecute Cruise Ship Crimes

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Jim Walker

Disney Cruise Line’s decision to sail its Disney Dream out of the jurisdiction to Nassau, Bahamas has caused concern and outrage not only with the local police department in Brevard County but has also caught the attention of the new Attorney General for Brevard County, Phil Archer. Full Story

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Did Disney Cruise Line Really Sail a Crime Scene from the U.S. to Nassau?  International Press Focuses On Disney Child Molestation Case

Did Disney Cruise Line Really Sail a Crime Scene from the U.S. to Nassau? International Press Focuses On Disney Child Molestation Case

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Jim Walker

In a case likely to have long term ramifications for the image of Disney Cruise Line (Magical Cruise Company), the story of Disney-flying-a-child-molester-back-to-India which was broken by a local news station in Orlando last night has already reached a national and international audience.   Full Story

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Images of a Disney Nightmare: Are Your Kids Safe Sailing with Disney?

Images of a Disney Nightmare: Are Your Kids Safe Sailing with Disney?

Posted on May 21, 2013 by Jim Walker

Last night a local news station in Orlando Florida aired a blockbuster investigation into a crime aboard a Disney cruise ship (the Disney Dream) at Port Canaveral where a Disney waiter stalked an eleven year old girl and molested her in an elevator. Full Story

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Did Disney Cruise Lines Cover Up Sexual Molestation of 11 Year Old Girl On Disney Dream?

Did Disney Cruise Lines Cover Up Sexual Molestation of 11 Year Old Girl On Disney Dream?

Posted on May 20, 2013 by Jim Walker

Tonight a local news station in Florida will be reporting on a case involving a cruise line which markets itself as being family friendly and kid oriented. Full Story

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Washington’s New BUI Laws: Now Alcohol and Water Really Do Not Mix

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Graham & Dunn

Consumption of alcohol on navigable waters has a long tradition, going back to the British Royal Navy, where the alcohol ration given to all sailors at noon was 4.5 liters of beer, which was replaced in 1655 with half a pint of rum after the British capture of Jamaica from Spain. Full Story

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Cruise Ship Passenger Pleads Not Guilty of Strangling His Ex-Wife & Throwing Her Overboard

Cruise Ship Passenger Pleads Not Guilty of Strangling His Ex-Wife & Throwing Her Overboard

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Jim Walker

In a disturbing case we have covered over the years, U.S. lawyer, Lonnie Loren Kocontes, entered a plea today of not guilty in the strangulation death of his ex-wife, Micki Kaneski, during a cruise off of the Italian coast seven years ago. Full Story

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The Cruise G.I. Blues: Why We Don’t Handle Gastrointestinal Virus Cases

The Cruise G.I. Blues: Why We Don’t Handle Gastrointestinal Virus Cases

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Jim Walker

The last several articles on this blog have involved gastrointestinal (G.I.) virus outbreaks on cruise ships. Full Story

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BIMCO Launches Designated Entities Clause for Charterparties

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Alexandra Allan

BIMCO has published a precedent clause designed to address some concerns about sanctions. Most major sanctions regimes, including those of the US and EU, include lists of designated parties with whom it is effectively prohibited to do business. Full Story

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Warning: U.S. Citizen Murdered in Nassau – Cruise Passengers Urged to Avoid Travel to the Bahamas!

Warning: U.S. Citizen Murdered in Nassau – Cruise Passengers Urged to Avoid Travel to the Bahamas!

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Jim Walker

Last month we wrote an article about the crime epidemic in Nassau, Bahamas. Full Story

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