Burke v. Quick Lift, Inc.

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• finding that a case involving maritime and derivative tort claims arising out of the failure of a device installed on a recreational boat, which caused injury while docked in navigable waters “satisfie[d] the necessary conditions for exercising admiralty jurisdiction”
• similarly determining that an injury inflicted on a boat docked at a port in the Bahamas qualified as navigable waters
• “[W]hen divining the point at which an argument turns from merely losing to losing and sanctionable, courts must resolve all doubts in favor of the signer of the pleading.”

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