Julio J. Ayala of the Crewmember & Maritime Advocacy Center in Coral Gables. Courtesy photo.
"I thought it was going to be a suicide mission going up there," said Coral Gables attorney Julio J. Ayala, who landed a $4 million jury verdict against Disney Cruise Lines in its "backyard" with the help of Fort Lauderdale attorney Ralph O. Anderson.
January 06, 2020 at 12:27 PM
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Julio J. Ayala of the Crewmember & Maritime Advocacy Center in Coral Gables teamed with Fort Lauderdale solo practitioner Ralph O. Anderson to obtain a $4 million verdict against Magical Cruise Co. Ltd. — better known as Disney Cruise Line — on behalf of a crew member who claimed she received poor medical care from a doctor on board the Disney Dream.
It was the first time the defendant had faced a crew member in a jury trial, according to Ayala.
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