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· 7/26/1995

Federal Case

Citations

  • 63 F.3d 166

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that one of the purposes of the Lauritzen analysis “is to resolve and avoid conflicts with the maritime laws of other nations.”
  • finding admiralty jurisdiction over a claim arising out of an accident that occurred in coastal waters off St. Lucia, an independent country
  • finding admiralty jurisdiction over a claim arising out of an accident that occurred in coastal waters off St. Lucia, an independent country
  • considering a claim under the Jones Act to be against plaintiffs employers and a claim for unseaworthiness to be against the vessel owners
  • finding place of wrongful act more significant where vessel travelled only in St. Lucia waters for scuba diving expeditions
  • finding admiralty jurisdiction over a claim arising out of an accident that occurred in coastal waters off St. Lucia, an independent country

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