"Royal Caribbean Salmonella Case Survives Dismissal." Martins v. Royal Caribbean NYSE: RCL
Updated: Aug 23, 2019
Passenger died from bacteria-laden food, complaint says Ruling rejects claim that ship’s doctors were independent contractors
The family of a teenager who died of salmonella poisoning on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship may pursue wrongful death and negligence claims against the company, the Southern District of Florida ruled Nov. 3 (Martins v. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., 2016 BL 368221, S.D. Fla., 15-cv-21124, 11/3/16).
The ruling rejected defense claims that the ship’s doctors and nurses weren’t employees or agents of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.
New Jersey resident Briana Martins died from a bacterial infection aboard the Explorer of the Seas in 2013. Her family sued Royal Caribbean under the Death on the High Seas...
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Martins v. Royal Caribbean NYSE: RCL CASE NO. 15-21124-CIV-GOODMAN (S.D. Fla. Jun. 7, 2019) Judge Jonathan Goodman Presiding