Earl Deville v. Conmaco/Rector L.P.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
EDWARD C. PRADO, Circuit Judge: *
This case began as a personal injury suit brought by Earl Deville for personal injuries he sustained when a pneumatic pile-driving hammer attached to a Conma-co/Rector L.P. (“Conmaco”) crane, situated on a Great Southern Dredging, Inc. (“Great Southern”) barge, fell on Deville’s right arm. Conmaco then brought a third-party action against Great Southern’s insurer, Firemans’ Fund Insurance Company (“FFIC”). This appeal concerns that third-party action, specifically which insurance policy or policies cover this accident and in what order and proportion. We…
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