Leger v. Drilling Well Control, Inc.
District Court, W.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
EDWIN F. HUNTER, Jr., Chief Judge:
THE SETTLEMENT PROVISION WHEREBY TRAVELERS WAS TO RECEIVE 50% OF AMOUNT RECOVERED FROM DRESSER
Leger filed suit for personal injuries sustained aboard a self-propelled, jack-up workover barge designated as the “Dresser VII.” The complaint was filed under the General Law Maritime and the Jones Act, naming as defendants the plaintiff’s employer, Drilling Well Control, Inc.; the barge owner, Dresser Offshore Services, Inc.; and the well operator, Continental Oil Company, which had hired the Dresser VII for a work-over operation on its well. The morning of the…
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