A woman who legally represented herself after declining a $500,000 settlement from a cruise company after the death of her daughter aboard a ship has been sanctioned by a judge.
Her daughter attended the infirmary twice, at 10.50 p.m. on August 27 and at about 2.30 a.m. on August 28, Martins said. But she died later on the morning of the 28th after her condition worsened. In her complaint, Martins argued her daughter could have been medically disembarked at Haiti. In his sanction order, U.S. Magistrate Jonathan Goodman noted Martins had also violated several court orders during the lengthy legal ordeal, refused a volunteer attorney and made inflammatory statements about Royal Caribbean, including calling the company a"killer."
"It is no surprise that the consequences are, to be diplomatic, not good for plaintiff Marla Martins," he added.
That is not a working sentence, even for a tweet. What is becoming of Newsweek?
I know exactly how she feels. It is like , Right now the state of Arizona is offering me rehab and a crazy check option as program plans for me to accomplish in order to get my daughter back. This is their way of repaying me for their sins. Arizona can suck a bag of diseased dic