Cabrera Espinal v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.

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• observing that “a ship owner’s liability for maintenance and cure is among the most pervasive and should not be defeated by narrow or restrictive distinctions”
• “[T]he remedies provided for in maritime law [including wages] may be altered although not abrogated by collective bargaining agreements.” (citing Frederick, 205 F.3d at 1291)
• “General maritime law guarantees seamen:, ‘(1) maintenance, which is a living allowance; (2) cure, which covers nursing and medical expenses; and (3

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