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In the News

National and South Florida media regularly ask Spencer Aronfeld to explain cruise passenger rights, cruise line accountability and the injury cases our firm handles. Here is a selection of that coverage.

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On television

NBC Nightly News: Spencer Aronfeld on cruise ship medical care and what passengers should know before boarding.

Our cases in the news

Commentary and interviews

In the community

Media inquiries

Reporters and producers can reach Spencer Aronfeld for comment on cruise line safety, maritime law and personal injury cases at 866-597-4529 or through our contact page.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can Spencer Aronfeld comment on a cruise ship incident for a news story?

Yes. Spencer regularly speaks with reporters about cruise passenger rights, crew injuries and maritime law. Call 866-597-4529 or use our contact page.

Will my case be discussed in the media?

Not without your permission. We do not discuss a client’s case publicly unless the client agrees that it is in their interest.

Does media coverage affect the value of a case?

No. A case is valued on its facts, the injuries and the law, not on press attention. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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