When Is a Contract Maritime and Why Is That Important?

Keith B. Letourneau ● In the Fifth Circuit, for the longest time, deciding whether a contract was maritime involved assessing a litany of factors derived from the court’s Davis & Sons v. Gulf Oil Corporation case, specifically: The above factors generally pertain to a personal-injury scenario, which hardly covers the gamut of potential maritime contracts. In 2004, … Continue reading “When Is a Contract Maritime and Why Is That Important?”

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