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Dorest et al v. NCL (Bahamas) Ltd.
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April 24, 2020
Norwegian Cruise Line Can't Ax Reckless Sailing Claims
A Florida federal judge has denied Norwegian Cruise Line's request to toss a negligence suit brought by passengers accusing the company of deliberately sailing a ship into a powerful winter storm, saying the passengers make a strong argument for pursuing their case.
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April 02, 2020
Norwegian Cruise Line Looks To Ax Reckless Sailing Claims
Norwegian Cruise Line is seeking to toss a negligence lawsuit brought by passengers accusing the company of deliberately sailing a ship into a powerful winter storm, telling a Florida federal court that the claims of physical and psychological injuries are inconsistent and confusing.
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March 02, 2020
NCL Passengers Claim Ship Took Reckless Sail Into Storm
Passengers who traveled aboard a storm-tossed Norwegian Cruise Line vessel have accused the company in Florida federal court of deliberately sailing the ship into a powerful winter storm, saying they suffered injuries and stress while fearing the vessel would capsize.