Diana Sanders, a cruise passenger, was awarded $300,000 (around ₹2.79 crore) by a jury after she claimed excessive alcohol service led to her falling and sustaining a potential brain injury. During the cruise, Sanders consumed 14 shots of tequila over several hours. Court filings indicated that bartenders continued to serve her despite her being 'visibly intoxicated.' Following her fall, medical evaluations raised concerns about a possible traumatic brain injury, with ongoing symptoms affecting her daily life. The jury ruled in her favor, emphasizing that cruise staff should monitor alcohol consumption and intervene when necessary. Carnival Corp acknowledged the jury's decision but did not accept liability, stating that they have policies for alcohol service and review safety incidents. This case has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of cruise lines in managing alcohol service, especially in light of drink packages that encourage excessive consumption.