Making a Claim for Cargo Damage on a Cruise Ship?

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Claims for cargo shipped for international commerce are governed by certain laws and regulations, such as those covered in the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act (COGSA). Under this act, ship owners are liable for cargo that is damaged from "hook to hook," or in other words, from loading to discharge.

If your cargo has been damaged or lost as the result of cruise ship workers' negligence, contact the cruise ship injury lawyer, Michael C. Black, today! We would be honored to pursue the favorable outcome you need.

Forms of Cargo Loss & Damage

Cargo damage can happen in numerous ways when aboard a cruise ship, in transit on another vessel, or in storage while awaiting transport. It can also occur on any mode of transportation: air, sea, truck, or railroad.

Our cruise ship injury lawyer serves clients throughout Miami and exclusively practice maritime law. As a result, we have a strong understanding of what legal options are available to resolve your case. Michael Black works to protect your best interests throughout each step of the case. We begin with a free case evaluation to ensure that you are fully prepared and that we have all of the necessary information.

Your Cruise Line Lawsuit is Important to Our Firm

Our maritime law attorney can provide you with the assistance you need as a shipper, cargo insurance company, or uninsured shipper. If you are seeking compensation for cargo damage or lost or stolen goods, we can fight for your rights as protected in various laws and regulatory standards.

We are prepared to take an aggressive stance for what you deserve.
With 20+ years' experience, you can be confident in the representation we offer at Michael C. Black, P.A.