Doughty v. Nebel Towing Co.
District Court, E.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
RUBIN, District Judge.
The plaintiff, who was employed by the defendant as a member of the crew of a tugboat, was injured when the tug sank. He sued for maintenance and cure and for damages resulting from the injuries suffered by him, setting forth claims under both the Jones Act and the general maritime law, and he demanded trial by jury. The defendant denied liability and also invoked the limitation of liability statute. 1 The plaintiff asserts that the issues arising from the plea for limitation of liability should be tried by the jury; the defendant contends that all issues arising out of…
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