Lawsuit Filed Against Blessey Marine for Wrongful Death of Seaman
A Jones Act seaman's wife has filed a lawsuit against Blessey Marine, his employer, for the wrongful death of the seaman.
The seaman was killed by lighting on August 2007. According to the lawsuit, Blessey Marine ordered the man to work outside in inclement weather. The lawsuit claims that Blessey Marine violated industry standards. The wife is seeking compensation for the loss of her husband.
What is the Jones Act?
The Jones Act allows injured seaman, or their heirs if they are killed, to bring a lawsuit against their employer.
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