The Third District Court of Appeal overturned a ruling in favor of a Florida Keys dive operator sued over a customer's drowning on an excursion to a shipwreck.
April 30, 2014 at 01:00 PM
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A state appellate court ruled one waiver does not fit all to shield companies from litigation when it comes to thrill-seeking activities.
The Third District Court of Appeal on Wednesday overturned a ruling in favor of a Florida Keys dive operator sued over a customer’s drowning on an excursion to a shipwreck.
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