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Apartment Slip, Trip, & Falls Apartment spaces around the country vary in size, infrastructure, and capacity, which make them complicated premises for exacting legal justice.
Princess Cruises Passenger Alleges Rape by Art Auctioneer on Cruise, Files Lawsuit
A 27-year-old California woman has filed a lawsuit against Princess Cruises alleging that an art auctioneer aboard the ship raped her — and that she contracted
The Most Common Spring Break Injuries and How to Avoid Them
Spring Break is in full swing in South Florida. And despite the CDC’s non-essential travel warning, more than a million people have traveled through U.S. airports daily for the last 11 days in a row. Many of these travelers have headed to the South Florida beaches for Spring Break.
Do Cruise Ships Have Jails Onboard?
When criminal activity occurs on a cruise ship, the individual causing the disturbance or committing the crime is detained by the cruise line’s security team.
Are There Jails on Cruise Ships?
When crimes occur at sea, what happens to the people who commit those crimes while still onboard the ship? How these crimes are handled depends
Important Safety Tips for Uber and Lyft Passengers
Ride sharing services are becoming a popular mode of transportation in South Florida, with Uber and Lyft leading the pack. However, with the rise of
Youth Host on Disney Cruise Faces Allegations of Child Passenger Sexual Abuse
A “youth host” employed by Disney Cruise Line is facing allegations that he fondled a child passenger aboard a Disney cruise ship. He is expected
Woman Raped in Florida Adult Book Store Gets Second Chance
The case of a 27 year old Miami woman who was raped at the Pleasure Emporium in Miami Gardens, while working the midnight shift, is
Why Is Florida The Nation’s Rape Capital?
The legal definition of “rape” in the United States has not changed for nearly 100 years. Since 1920, only forcible vaginal penetration by a man
Florida Sexual Assault Case Filed by Woman in Tampa Mental Health Facility
In Florida, a patient who is sexually assaulted by a doctor or hospital employee is not required to sue the healthcare provider under traditional theories
