Cruise line contracts are drafted by the company’s lawyers and contain nothing in the way of consumer protection. For instance, if you get sick and the ship’s doctor treats you and you die, your family can’t sue the cruise line for malpractice.
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7 Clauses To Beware Of In Your Cruise Contract
By Ben Popken August 23, 2010
Tagged With: cruise lines, health, travel, contracts, caveat emptor, doctors, consumer protection, floating prisons, malpractice
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