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Royal Caribbean Ordered to Pay $1,250,000 to Injured Crewmember

By Jim Walker on May 23, 2011
Posted in Crew Member Rights

An Arbitration panel in Miami, Florida has ordered Royal Caribbean Cruises to pay $1,250,000.00 to a crewmember following an injury aboard the Jewel of the Seas cruise ship.

The crewmember, who is from Serbia, sustained a serious back injury in June 2008 when a crew member violently slammed a door into her back while she…

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