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Call Irwin Mitchell Solicitors now on 0870 024 0560 or complete the claim form to register your claim.

One of our trained staff will call you back as soon as possible for a free initial consultation to discuss your case in more detail and advise you further. If you have a case, we assign our best staff with the expertise to handle your claim.

We will investigate and build evidence to back up your case. We may in some cases obtain the opinion of a lawyer practicing in the country where your accident occurred for further advice.

Once we have all the relevant information, we will send a letter of claim to the Defendant and then correspond with their representatives. We will keep in touch with you throughout, so you’re always informed.

Finally, with your approval, we arrive at the best compensation settlement possible.

Alexey Maryshev

Published date: 28 Sep 2007

Seventeen British tourists were injured, some seriously when they were on a package holiday to Norway; to see the Horn glacier off the coast of Spitzbergen.

Pieces of a glacier fell into the sea causing a large wave to hit the vessel causing the ship to list, ice also fell onto the deck. The force of the wave caused many passengers to be swept off their feet.

Investigations are underway into whether the Alexey Maryshev ship sailed too close to the Horn Glacier.

We are currently acting for passengers who were injured on the vessel.

Cruise Ship Claim

For more information about making a claim following the Alexey Maryshev accident, either call 0870 024 0560 or fill in our enquiry form:-

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I should just like to thank Mark Lee and his team at Irwin Mitchell. I firmly believe that without their expertise and support I would not have received compensation. I now feel that some justice has been done and I can move on with my life. 

Margaret, Alfreton