Cruise ship laws and land-based laws

      Does the difference between cruise ship laws and land-based laws include that a cruise passenger must bring a claim within one year, while hotel injury claims on shore can be brought within three years? Does the difference between cruise ship laws and land-based laws include that an unpaid cruise ship employee can have the ship seized for payment, but an unpaid hotel employee cannot seize the hotel? Does the difference between cruise ship laws and land-based laws include that a hotel must pay living expenses for an injured hotel employee until recovery, but a cruise ship will not pay living expenses for an injured cruise ship employee? Does the difference between cruise ship laws and land-based laws include that a cruise ship is responsible for an employee’s injuries even if caused by the employee’s own negligence, but a hotel will not be responsible for an employee’s injuries if caused by the employee’s own negligence?