by Alex Alexander | Sep 20, 2016 | Blog
By Aronfeld Trial Lawyers The search for Natalie Molina, a crew member of the Norwegian Pearl cruise ship, has finally been suspended after a rigorous search that began early last Thursday morning. The Coast Guard was notified about the incident at around 5:30 AM when...
by Alex Alexander | Sep 20, 2016 | Blog
By Alexander Barthet Sometimes those performing work on a job site don’t easily fall into the category of a subcontractor or supplier. Laborer A laborer, generally defined as any person other than an architect, landscape architect, engineer, surveyor or mapper, is...
by Alex Alexander | Sep 20, 2016 | Blog
By Alexander Barthet Sometimes those performing work on a job site don’t easily fall into the category of a subcontractor or supplier. Laborer A laborer, generally defined as any person other than an architect, landscape architect, engineer, surveyor or mapper, is...
by Alex Alexander | Sep 14, 2016 | Blog
By Aronfeld Trial Lawyers Tragedy aboard RCCL’s Harmony of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship ever built: a 42- year-old crew member from the Philippines was killed, and four others were seriously injured when a lifeboat detached from the ship during a safety...
by Alex Alexander | Sep 13, 2016 | Blog
By Aronfeld Trial Lawyers The most common case-killing legal defense utilized by cruise lines and the lawyers who defend them is the motion for summary judgment. That legal maneuver is designed to derail the claims of injured passengers by ensuring that their cases...
by Alex Alexander | Sep 13, 2016 | Blog
By Alexander Barthet Many construction agreements call for binding arbitration as the means to resolve a dispute between the contracting parties. Pretty straightforward. But what happens if one party disregards the arbitration provision and files suit? Can the other...