I was injured on a RCC. I was burned with 2nd° Burns from a shower with a work order in to be fixed. I still have Issues.. Do I have a case?

Technically you might have a case, assuming there is good evidence to prove they were negligent.  However, with minor injuries, many personal injury lawyers would be unable to accept the case.  The reason is that the time and expense in litigating make it difficult for us to handle cases unless the recovery is likely to be large enough to pay for that time and expense.  But, you should consult with a lawyer near you, because we cannot know enough about the facts to give you a reliable answer online.  Please do not rely on this answer in making your decisions.  Best of luck to you! Tina Willis Law - Orlando, 390 N. Orange Ave, Suite 2300G, Orlando, Fl, 32801, (407) 803-2139

Cruise ships almost always have clauses in their passenger tickets that mandate that Florida courts have jurisdiction over any disputes, so u should look at your ticket for that info. There are also strict and shorter statutes of limitations that apply in Admirality cases, so have a consultation with counsel to determine any filing deadlines that may apply. Finally, althouigh your dfamages appear to be minimal, u should get treated by a physician who will determine the extent of any future injuries, like nerve damage from the scalding etc that may cause life time problems. Best bet is to consult with counsel on the best approach to take...

Possibly - but the damages appear to be minimal from the description and they tend to have all kinds of waivers etc. As this is an admiralty case you will need to hire a lawyer that handles such cases.