Accident on an Oceana Cruise Ship? The Oceania Cruises accident attorneys of Brais Law Firm have represented injured passengers against cruise lines for years. Formed in 2002, Oceania Cruises was designed to offer luxury cruises. As such, the cruise ships are relatively small and do not offer the sort of thrill-seeking activities other lines offer. In 2014, Oceania Cruises’ parent company Prestige Cruise Holdings, was purchased by Norwegian Cruise Line. Oceania Cruises owns the following ships:
| Regatta Class | Oceania Class |
| Regatta | Marina |
| Nautica | Riviera |
| Insignia | |
| Sirena |
Being a part of the Norwegian Cruise Line corporate family, Oceania Cruises has an in-house law division. These lawyers are skilled in defending maritime claims and protecting the company from having to pay claims to injured passengers. Our Oceania Cruises accident attorneys are experienced in dealing with the cruise lines attorneys and will fight for our clients so that the receive the compensation they deserve.
Oceania Cruises ticket contract requires an injured passenger to notify the cruise line in writing of a claim within six months and file a lawsuit within one year. Once you become a Brais Law Firm client, we make sure all the deadlines stated in the ticket are met.
Oceania Cruises, like its parent company Norwegian Cruise Line, requires its injured passengers to file their personal injury lawsuits in the Federal court located in Miami, Florida. Our Oceania Cruises accident attorneys are very familiar with Federal court practices as we have litigated hundreds of cases in that forum.
Claims we handle include:
This is by no means an exhaustive list of the type of injuries we handle but does represent the types of injuries we cover.
Your case will be handled by an experienced personal injury attorney who knows what it takes to get the results you deserve. The practitioners at our firm have over 70 years of collective trial experience. Our credentials and qualifications are extensive, including an “AV” Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell and membership in the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. More importantly, we have a first-hand understanding of how insurance carriers operate because we represented clients insured with major insurance companies for nearly 20 years before we made a choice to change sides so that we could help the people who need us most – individuals just like you.
