· 3/19/1984
Jerome D. Wallace v. Oceaneering International, Defendant-Appellant-Appellee, and Cities Service Company v. Zapata Offshore Co.
Citations
- 727 F.2d 427
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 24386
How courts have described this case
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- indicating that the central issue germane to operational control is control over the manner of performance
- indicating that the central issue germane to operational control is control over the manner of performance
- holding plaintiff was a seaman because, as a diver, he performed a traditional maritime task and faced inherently maritime perils
- master service agreement governed work performed “under subsequent verbal and/or written work orders, at all times”
- “[Tjime spent on a crew boat in transit” and “working on the Drake dry-docked [dive] vessel” might apply in calculating the 30 percent requirement
- length of service is not important
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Judges: Brown, Goldberg, Hig-Ginbotham
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