ABB initially claimed the propulsion systems failure would occur “only once every 1,500 years." Yet, within a three-year span, four cruise ships sustained the system failures, court records show.
October 26, 2022 at 02:44 PM
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Holland & Knight prevailed in a Big Law battle after a Miami state court jury returned a nine-figure verdict in favor of its cruise line client.
Attorneys Alex Gonzalez, Israel Encinosa and Cary Aronovitz are partners in the law firm’s Miami office, who led the representation of plaintiff, Norwegian Cruise Line, in a lawsuit against defendants, ABB Inc., a U.S. corporation, and ABB OY, a Finnish company.
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The Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. Norwegian Sky cruise ship sits docked at the Port of Miami in Miami, Florida, U.S., on Monday, March 9, 2020. (Credit: Jayme Gershen/Bloomberg)
(l-r) Israel Encinosa, Cary Aronovitz and Alex Gonzalez. (Courtesy photo)
