The Port of Galveston, Texas is one of the largest and busiest cruise ship terminal ports in the entire world. With 330 projected sailings and over 1.1 million passengers expected this year. The port is located in the city of Galveston which is approximately a 1 hour drive from Houston, Texas.
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Our cruise ship passenger injury law firm has represented hundreds of people who have been injured on cruises that have left from the port of Galveston. We also have investigated dozens of people who have been hurt in the port terminal and parking lot surrounding the port of Galveston.
We represent personal injury clients from all over the world that have been injured on cruises that have left from the port of Galveston and sail around the world from ships that leave from the port. However, a great number of our clients that are injured from Galveston cruise ship itineraries live nearby in Houston and we represent injured people from all of Houston’s surrounding suburbs such as:
Sugar Land • Katie • Friendswood • Clear Lake • Pearland • League City • Richmond • Spring • Humble • Kingwood • Stafford • Cypress • Fulshear • Missouri City
We offer anyone who may have been injured while on a cruise an initial legal consultation free of charge by SKYPE, email, or telephone, toll-free at 1-866-597-4529. Our lawyers have a combined legal experience of nearly 50 years, holding cruise lines accountable for putting their profits ahead of your safety. Let our lawyers help you obtain the compensation you may be entitled to for lost wages, medical expenses, travel reimbursement, loss of the enjoyment of the cruise, and pain and suffering. Call us today. We are ready to help.
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Call 866-597-4529Send us a messageOften, yes. Depending on where it happened and who controlled the area, the cruise line, the port or terminal operator, or a shore excursion company may be responsible. Identifying the right parties early matters.
Usually, if you were a passenger on the cruise. Ticket contracts often require written notice within about six months, a lawsuit within one year, and filing in a specific court, often federal court in Miami.
If the cruise line sold or promoted the excursion, it may share responsibility with the local tour operator. Learn more about shore excursion injuries.
Get medical care, report the injury to the cruise line’s guest services and to the port or tour operator, photograph the location and your injuries, and keep names of witnesses, receipts and medical records.
Usually not. Most major cruise lines require passenger lawsuits to be filed in federal court in Miami, where Aronfeld Trial Lawyers is based, no matter where the injury happened.
Tell us what happened. The consultation is free, and you pay nothing unless we recover for you — no attorney’s fees and no costs.
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