In Europe, international treaties often combine (and occasionally interfere) with European regulations and directives for the protection of consumers and passengers.
An additional level of complexity comes when these elements are mixed with local procedural law, investigation of causes, criminal liabilities, evaluation of damages, etc.
The difficulty of the case can further increase if a party other than the carrier itself can be deemed liable.
LegalAbroad members have wide experience in litigating international collective transportation cases, assisting victims directly or through their own legal counsels.