Home -> Law Blog Directory -> Personal Injury Law Blogs -> Cruise Ship Law
(866) 635-2689 for Personal Injury or (866) 635-9402 for Criminal Defense
Find a Local Lawyer
Divorce (866) 635-6190
Personal Injury (866) 635-2689
Criminal Defense (866) 635-9402
Personal Injury Law
: Cruise Ship LawYoung woman vanishes on Disney cruise ship
By Lipcon, Margulies & Alsina, P.A.
A young English woman has disappeared the night after reporting for work onboard a Disney cruise ship.
Rebecca Coriam's family said the 24-year-old could not have fallen overboard accidentally and they believed "something bad must have happened to her", the Daily Mail reports.
Rebecca was last seen on the Disney Wonder last Monday, not long after the $900 million ship left Los Angeles for the Mexican Riviera.
The youth activities worker failed to show up for work the next day. The ship has been searched repeatedly, but there has no sign of her aside from a reported posting on a website.
The Mail said a crew member wrote that Rebecca had been seen "jumping overboard at 3am". The newspaper did not name the website or the crew member, and the claim has not been confirmed.
Rebecca's parents are now in Los Angeles to meet the ship on its return.
The missing girl's uncle said the family was devastated.
"Becky just wouldn't disappear. People are saying she has gone overboard but I don't believe that," the Mail quoted John Jennings as saying.
"Something bad has happened to her and we want something done about it."
Originally Posted at: news.ninemsn.com.au
Full post as published by Cruise Ship Law on March 28, 2011 (boomark / email).
Walt Disney
alleging a Sikh American applied for a job with Disney but was told he did not have the "Disney look" - apparently referring to his beard and turban, which is required by his religion.
Ernst & Young
Settles with State of Michigan Over HealthSouth Finanical Fraud
Ford Recalls
alleging cruise control switches are defective.
HealthSouth, Ernst & Young
Potential Settlement of $109 Million in Securities Class Action
Middle Eastern Discrimination
Cruise lines to pay $485,000 settlement in employment lawsuit.
Aetna Life Insurance
Houston Woman Denied $426,000









