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Hausman et al v. Holland America Line-USA et al
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January 05, 2016
Fishy Email Purge Spoils $21.5M Cruise Ship Injury Verdict
A Seattle federal judge on Tuesday threw out a $21.5 million jury verdict awarded to a man who said a cruise ship door closed on his head and caused brain injury, saying that he deleted emails covered by a defense discovery request and hid one of his email accounts.
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November 12, 2015
Jury Awards $21.5M For Injury From Cruise Ship Door
A jury has awarded $21.5 million to an Illinois resident who claimed he suffered a traumatic brain injury, dental damage and other injuries when an automatic sliding glass door on one of Seattle-based Holland America Line's cruise ships unexpectedly closed and hit his head.