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Costs of Litigation

Costs of Litigation. For the Hospitality Industry. Why Litigate?. Business are sued by customers, other businesses, and employees (current and former) There are times when a company feels that they are making the right decision, but it may cost them a lot in the end.

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Costs of Litigation

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  1. Costs of Litigation For the Hospitality Industry

  2. Why Litigate? Business are sued by customers, other businesses, and employees (current and former) There are times when a company feels that they are making the right decision, but it may cost them a lot in the end. Other times they willfully do wrong and hope not to get caught.

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  4. Injured Passenger Gets Paid The Written Account of the Story: Posted Mon, Oct 25th 2010, 18:49(Grand Cayman - CITN) -   A Texas woman receives a USD $125,000 settlement from Carnival Cruise Lines after breaking her leg on a visit to Grand Cayman. In April, 67-year-old Elizabeth Reimer, who was a passenger on the Carnival Conquest, fell as she was stepping off the tender to the George Town dock.  She needed bolts, pins and metal plates to fix her badly broken limb and finished the cruise in a wheelchair. Her lawyer filed a negligence lawsuit against Carnival, which agreed to the settlement last Thursday. Mrs. Reimer also received a two for one certificate for another cruise, but she says after her ordeal she'd rather stay at home.

  5. Brace Yourself for This Story http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Czm-z4UdJJQ Let’s Not Forget • George Smith – the missing honeymooner – Turkey OR • Natalie Holloway – the missing teenager - Aruba

  6. In the end . . . Not all cases are that severe, however, we as business people must do the right thing. We must also think about the bad publicity that would be garnered during a lengthy lawsuit. As an employee (or future employee) in the hospitality industry, it is up to us to help the company remain out of the courthouse. Let’s do our jobs proficiently and treat all customers equally!!!

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