by Spencer Aronfeld | Jan 3, 2019 | Cruise Ship Accidents, Our blog
MSC Cruises reported a missing crew member on March 27, 2018, after the crew member failed to re-board the MSC Opera cruise vessel before it departed from the Cayman Islands. However, questions have surfaced about how long it took the cruise line to report the missing...
by Spencer Aronfeld | Jan 3, 2019 | Cruise Ship Accidents, Our blog
A cruise vacation is supposed to be a relaxing and enjoyable experience, but for passengers aboard the Norwegian Sun sailing from Miami to Los Angeles, the experience was described as a ‘nightmare experience’ due to the ship’s nonstop construction. Passengers who...
by Spencer Aronfeld | Jan 3, 2019 | Cruise Ship Accidents, Our blog
The ‘selfie’ has gained so much popularity over the years that it has become a common term used in regular conversation and has become an art form for many people, particularly on the popular social networking site Instagram. However, according to a recent study...
by Spencer Aronfeld | Jan 3, 2019 | Cruise Ship Accidents, Our blog
Spring break is upon us and going on a cruise is one of the most popular ways spring breakers choose to spend their vacations. One of the fun parts of going on a cruise involves the day-long excursions that cruise lines offer on various ports throughout the voyage....
by Spencer Aronfeld | Jan 3, 2019 | Cruise Ship Accidents, Our blog
Royal Caribbean announced that it has committed $900 million for upgrades to their cruise ships to take place over the next four years. The official project title or modernization is called “Royal Amplified,” and it is the hopes of Royal Caribbean that these updates...
by Spencer Aronfeld | Jan 3, 2019 | Cruise Ship Accidents, Our blog
Most of us take a cruise in the hopes of enjoying days of rest and relaxation, but for passengers on a recent Carnival Cruise, now coined “the cruise from hell,” rest and relaxation took a sudden turn for the worse. It all started with a fight that took place in the...
