Chang Chen with his wife Juishan Hsu and 21-year-old daughter Vivian Chen. All contracted the coronavirus. Chang Chen died on April 4.
The lawsuits, filed separately on Wednesday, allege Princess Cruise's gross negligence caused the COVID-19 deaths of a California passenger on the Ruby Princess and a Texas passenger on the Grand Princess.
April 16, 2020 at 03:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
The families of passengers on board two cruise ships who died of COVID-19 have filed the first wrongful death lawsuits against Princess Cruise Lines.
In separate lawsuits filed on Wednesday, the wife of Michael Dorety, a resident of Crowley, Texas, who was on board the Grand Princess, and the wife and daughter of Chang Chen, a 64-year-old resident of Los Angeles and passenger of the Ruby Princess, alleged that Princess Cruise Lines’ gross negligence caused their deaths from COVID-19.
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