Randolph v. Laeisz
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DUHÉ, Circuit Judge:
F. Laeisz, owner of the M/V INCO-TRANS PROGRESS, contracted with Gulf and Southern Terminal Corporation to procure a stevedore to unload the vessel. Gulf and Southern, in turn, contracted with ITO Corporation to conduct the stevedoring operations and with Southern Dock Company to serve as the checker. John Randolph was employed by Southern Dock as a checker. Because the arguments of Gulf and Southern and ITO Corporation are identical at this point in the proceedings, they will be referred to collectively as ITO.
While unloading was underway John Randolph slipped and fell on…
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