Episode 20: Extreme Tourism and the Law

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A Place In the Courtroom

A Place in the Courtroom

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Two ladies in law, Lyndsie Russell and Lauryn Flores, take you on a journey through true crime thrillers, riveting civil lawsuits, and all things legal in A Place In the Courtroom.

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Two ladies in law, Lyndsie Russell and Lauryn Flores, take you on a journey through true crime thrillers, riveting civil lawsuits, and all things legal in A Place In the Courtroom.

True Crime

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Episode 20: Extreme Tourism and the Law

A Place In the Courtroom

1 hour 1 minute 21 seconds

2 years ago

Episode 20: Extreme Tourism and the Law

Join Lyndsie and Lauryn this week for a discussion of recent events surrounding the tragedy of OceanGate's Titan Submersible and the possible legal implications of extreme tourism.

Sources:

Harrison, M. (2023). Imploded submersible apparently lacked extremely basic location tech. The Byte.

https://futurism.com/the-byte/submersible-basic-location-tech?fbclid=IwAR3Wqtcu7dZ3pxfpUk-YV3epx9IrsXGJ_yMLtKwx5O3kuf1oI7uiJ5CvisM_aem_AVSLYGLwKOa1lLjUO46vzh_XvrzG17DOrVehTB__jqHnEdVMM1jIxb9yClAKIAKp3UI&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

Harte, J. (2023). From Titanic tours to space exploration: extreme tourism is on the rise. Thomson Reuters.

https://www.reuters.com/world/extreme-tourism-allows-ultra-wealthy-explore-new-frontiers-2023-06-21/

Queen, J. (2023). Titanic sub: victims' families could still sue despite liability waivers. Thomson Reuters.

⁠https://www.reuters.com/world/titanic-sub-victims-families-could-still-sue-despite-liability-waivers-2023-06-22/⁠