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Arkansas: Cruise Ship Injury Basics

Statutes of limitations for Arkansas cruise ship lawsuits vary from state to state. However, for injuries sustained on cruise ships the time may be very short, sometimes giving the victim only a year. Some victims may still be experiencing side effects from the injury a year after the trip. This short statute of limitations is often inserted in fine print on the cruise ship ticket even though other maritime statutes of limitations can last up to three years. Unfortunately, the cruise ship may also dictate the location where the lawsuit is filed.