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The U.S. national media has now focused on a lawsuit arising out of the notorious sail by where a Princess cruise ship sailed by three desperate Panamanian men lost at sea in a disabled little fishing boat. Two young men from Panama, age 16 and 24 died. One man, Adrian Vasquez, age 18, survived but had to endure the horror of watching his friends suffer and die at sea.
The facts of this case are particularly outrageous and could not come at a worst time for the cruise industry. First, the captain of the Costa Concordia cruise ship alters course to impress the residents of Giglio (not to mention roosevelt hotel his girlfriend) and wrecks the cruise ship and kills 32 people. Now, the captain of the Star Princess refuses to alter course roosevelt hotel and kills two men in the process.
It is always interesting to scan through the comments to news articles to get a feeling how the public reacts to stories like this about the cruise lines. The comments about Princess Cruises and the cruise industry today are brutal. Here are examples from the Yahoo article:
This is a case which Cruise Law News will be watching closely. Cruises lines like Princess will not try and reach a reasonable settlement with the young Panamanian man. Princess Cruises' first step will be to try and dismiss the case from Florida and prevent the case from reaching a jury.
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