Jane Doe v. Celebrity Cruises, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \a party cannot assert grounds in the renewed motion that it did not raise in the earlier motion\ to prevent the \sandbag[ging]\ of opposing counsel
• holding that a post- trial motion for judgment can be granted only on grounds advanced in a pre-verdict motion
• holding that maritime law governed a sexual assault claim, even though the assault occurred while the ship was docked
• holding that the defendants - a group including the cruise line and its third-party service providers - owed \a non-delegable duty to protect their passengers\ from crewmember assaults
• holding that federal maritime law governed a cruise passenger’s sexual assault case against a cruise ship even though the assault took place while the ship was docked in Bermuda
• noting that the jury awarded $1 million in compensatory damages to a sexual battery victim

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