Lucille Tagliere v. Harrah's Illinois Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• observing that, perhaps, a boat is “ ‘permanently’ moored when its owner intends that the' boat will never again sail, while if he has not yet decided its ultimate destiny it is only ‘indefinitely’ moored”
• “An injury to a crewmember is somewhat more likely to affect maritime commerce than an injury to a passenger, because the crewmember might be vital to the operation of the boat and difficult to replace immediately. Yet even an injury to a passenger could have a disruptive effect … .”

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