Jury Holds Cruise Line Accountable For Over-Serving Alcohol

CruiseLaw News reports that a federal jury in Miami has held Carnival Cruise Line liable for injuries sustained by a passenger, Diana Sanders, following an incident involving the excessive service of alcohol. During a voyage on the Carnival Radiance in Read More …

Over-Served: Miami Jury Awards $300K In Tequila Shots Lawsuit

A federal jury in Miami has awarded $300,000 to a cruise passenger following a lawsuit against Carnival Corporation for over-service of alcohol. The plaintiff, a 45-year-old nurse from California, was a passenger aboard the Carnival Radiance in January 2024. Evidence Read More …

Cruise Industry Takes Strong Steps Toward Justice And Travel Safety

The recent legal developments surrounding a tragic event on a Royal Caribbean vessel represent a significant step toward achieving justice and maintaining the integrity of the travel industry. Legal authorities and the judicial system are diligently working to address the Read More …

Attorney Champions Safe Biscayne Bay Boating

Miami’s beautiful Biscayne Bay is renowned for its picturesque views and elite residents, serving as a tranquil haven for locals and visitors alike. Recently, the critical importance of maritime safety has been brought to the forefront following two boating incidents Read More …

Iran: Global Supply Chains Navigate Challenges

4 Important Topics to Know Following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on February 28, 2026, major shipping companies Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk suspended all transits through the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Read More …

Heroic Cruise Ship Rescue Saves Six Lives

On February 15, 2026, the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Radiance of the Seas, performed a maritime rescue of six individuals from a small, makeshift boat that appeared to be sinking. The incident occurred near the western tip of Cuba while Read More …

With Caution, Global Shipping Routes Remain Safe

The 2025 Risk Intelligence report indicates a complex landscape for global maritime security, characterized by a 30 percent increase in security incidents compared to the previous year. While kidnappings of seafarers remain relatively rare when compared to the peak years Read More …

Ensuring Fair Standards For Every Maritime Worker

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority is currently conducting a thorough review of the Carnival Encounter after the vessel docked in Darwin. This proactive investigation follows reports regarding crew welfare and operational conditions on board. Such inspections are a standard and Read More …

Carnival Australia Partners With Inspectors To Ensure Quality

Carnival Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to international maritime standards following a scheduled visit from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) aboard the Carnival Encounter in Darwin. The cruise line has welcomed the opportunity to demonstrate its compliance with global Read More …