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Home›Green Marine›Passengers on stormy cruise meet to explore their legal options
Green Marine

May 3, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Passengers on stormy cruise meet to explore their legal options

More than a dozen people, fuming about their storm-battered voyage a week ago aboard the cruise ship Norwegian Dawn, gathered in Teaneck on Monday to speak with attorneys about their legal options. Ellen Tesauro of Wayne said she has had nightmares about drowning ever since the storm-tossed vacation

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More than a dozen people, fuming about their storm-battered voyage a week ago aboard the cruise ship Norwegian Dawn, gathered in Teaneck on Monday to speak with attorneys about their legal options. Ellen Tesauro of Wayne said she has had nightmares about drowning ever since the storm-tossed vacation in which the vessel was battered by 25-foot-high seas and a “rogue” wave that reached 70 feet.

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