Fireman's Fund Insurance Companies v. Big Blue Fisheries, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JAMES R. BROWNING, Circuit Judge:
The Kevleen and the Big Blue collided while fishing in the Bering Sea. The district court held both vessels liable, apportioning 85% of the fault to the Kevleen, and 15% to the Big Blue. The Kevleen appeals the district court’s refusal to fault the Big Blue because its lookout failed to plot the Kev-leen’s course on radar. The Big Blue and its insurers cross-appeal the district court’s de-murrage award to the Kevleen. We uphold the district court’s finding that the Big Blue’s use of radar was non-negligent, but reverse the district court’s demurrage award…
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