South Florida Federal Jury Splits Liability in Cruise Passenger's Personal Injury Suit
The defense contended that the chairs were an open, obvious condition that Carroll should have avoided.
March 14, 2022 at 11:52 AM
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Verdicts-SettlementsA jury awarded $290,000 to a woman who broke a leg and a shoulder in a fall on a cruise ship. On March 16, 2015, plaintiff Elaine Carroll, 64, fell while she was traversing an exterior passageway of a cruise ship that was sailing in the Caribbean Sea, having departed from Tampa. She suffered injuries of a leg and a shoulder.
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