
Judge Allows Negligence Suit to Proceed in Florida After Child Drowning Accident Occurred in Mexico
A recent ruling in Miami-Dade court marks an important step in holding international tourism operators accountable. Together with Hevia Hechtman Baldwin and Greenberg & Urbano, Davis Goldman, PLLC represents the family of a young boy whose tragic drowning at a Mexican resort prompted this precedent-setting case.
As reported by Law.com International, the judge allowed the family’s negligence suit to proceed in Florida, finding that Mexico is not an adequate forum for justice. The ruling reinforces a key legal principle: companies that market and sell vacation packages in the U.S. may be held accountable in U.S. courts when negligence results in harm.
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