Cruise Law News – The Most Popular Maritime Law Blog in the World

OK time to brag a bit. Today my blog was added to Avvo’s “Top Legal Blogs.” Cruise Law News is currently the 55th most popular law blog in the United States. The blog has been the highest climbing law blog this year. For bloggers like me, that’s exciting news.

Blogs are vehicles for education and ultimately social and political change. The higher ranked a blog becomes, the greater the opportunity for it to be read. Cruise Law News was launched just over 9 months ago. So in the blog world, it’s still a baby. My readers and subscribers have increased every month. It is by far the the highest ranked blog, or website for that matter, which covers maritime law. I expect it to become a top 25 law blog by the end of the year. My blog has been instrumental in educating the public about what really happens during cruises. We publish the type of information that the cruise lines don’t want you to know about. There are a number of blogs published by the cruise lines. Royal Caribbean’s president, Adam Goldstein, has a pretty popular blog called Why Not? But it is 90% marketing PR. Not surprisingly, it’s also less popular than Cruise Law News. Many more readers are coming to this blog to read articles about Royal Caribbean than to the cruise president’s own site. An integral part of the blog are comments from passengers and crew members who are on the cruise ships. For example, read the incredible comments about novovirus on Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas, and a crew member lost overboard from the Oasis of the Seas. You won’t find this type of information on any of the official cruise line blogs or websites. If you want happy talk and gobbledygook, subscribe to the “Why Not” blog. But if you’re interested in the inside word on what’s really happening in the cruise industry – keep reading Cruise Law News.

Read more detail on Recent Admiralty Law Posts –  and CruisesGo .

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One Response to Cruise Law News – The Most Popular Maritime Law Blog in the World

  1. Algamed says:

    Tessa I am with you on this. I am in the weird ptoision of being heavily involved in housing law without any legal training. Like so many of 200,000+ people working in housing today I have no legal training. The necessities of the job force you to learn.As regular readers will know I even represent people in court, with a 99% success rate, without anything more than a driving licence to my name.What i love about this webiste is it is the only one I can understand on a first reading. I learn loads from reading Nearly Legal, Swarb Law, Pain Smith, Arden Chambers, Garden court but I usually have to print articles off and read them 5 or 6 times before I understand what they are on about.There are an army of non lawyers working in housing law hwo know nothing of French or latin. Bring it on girl

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