Ross v. W&T Offshore, Inc.
District Court, E.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
NANNETTE JOLIVETTE BROWN, CHIEF JUDGE
Pending before this Court is Defendant W & T Offshore, Inc.'s ("W & T") "Motion for Partial Summary Judgment."1 In the motion, W & T argues that the alleged accident at issue in the case did not occur on a vessel and Plaintiff Alton Ross ("Plaintiff") is therefore not a Jones Act seaman.2 In opposition, Plaintiff argues that on or around April 30, 2018, Defendant received records showing that Plaintiff's employer classified him as a Jones Act seamen.3 Having considered the motion for partial summary judgment, the memoranda in support, the memorandum in…
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