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Deep sea salvage teams are continuing to hunt for debris from the Titanic tourist submersible Titan, which is believed to have imploded on Sunday. Investigators want to know what happened.
While all passengers signed liability waivers prior to making the journey to the bottom of the ocean, these waivers are seldom ironclad, leaving room for the victims’ families to OceanGate, the company which operated the submersible.
Waiver mentions possibility of death three times on first page alone, CBS reporter says
(Reuters) -Liability waivers signed by passengers on a submersible lost at sea during a dive to the Titanic wreck may not shield the vessel's owner from potential lawsuits by the victims' families, legal experts said. The passengers, who paid as much as $250,000 each for the journey to 12,500 feet (3,810 meters) below the surface, are believed to have signed liability waivers. A CBS reporter who made the trip with OceanGate Expeditions in July 2022 reported that the waiver he signed mentioned th
While officials have concluded the tourist submersible that disappeared while exploring the Titanic shipwreck experienced a “catastrophic implosion,” plenty of questions still remain.