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Cruise and maritime practice

Port Canaveral cruise and maritime injury attorney

We help passengers and maritime workers with injuries connected to Port Canaveral and Central Florida. We serve clients throughout Florida. We do not have an office at the port.

What should I do first?

  1. Get appropriate medical care and preserve records.
  2. Report the incident and request a copy if available.
  3. Keep the complete ticket, booking or work agreement.
  4. Save original photos, reports and witness information.
  5. Request prompt individual review of your dates and circumstances.

Which ticket provisions need review?

Notice, filing, forum-selection and any limitation provisions require the actual ticket, dates and applicable law

The one-year deadline in your cruise ticket

Frequently asked questions

What should an injured cruise passenger preserve?

Keep the complete ticket and booking, incident report, witness contacts, photos and medical records. Seek care first and identify uncertain dates.

Which Florida port service areas are covered?

PortMiami, Port Everglades, Port of Palm Beach, Port Canaveral, Port Tampa Bay and Jacksonville are service areas, not office listings. Based in Hollywood, Florida. Serving clients throughout Florida. Meetings by appointment only.

Is the firm affiliated with a cruise line?

No. Cruise line names identify the travel records that may need review; there is no implied affiliation or endorsement.

Where can I share my information?

Choose the passenger, crew or maritime worker questionnairePrivate ticket and deadline questionnaireFlorida Bar public resources

Based in Hollywood, Florida. Serving clients throughout Florida. Meetings by appointment only.