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LLagas v. Sealift Holdings Inc et al
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2:17-cv-00472
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November 08, 2022
Seaman Can't Convince Judge To Revive Lost Wages Claim
A Louisiana judge on Tuesday enforced a Filipino arbitrator's award rejecting a seaman's bid for allegedly lost wages due under U.S. law and general maritime law, which he claimed were owed after working aboard a U.S.-flagged vessel.
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February 06, 2019
Seaman Must Arbitrate Wage Row, Judge Finds
A Filipino seaman's accusations that a group of U.S. shipowners stiffed a proposed class of workers out of their pay belongs in international arbitration, a Louisiana federal magistrate judge has again recommended, finding that the employee already agreed to arbitrate any disputes.
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August 07, 2017
Shipowners Say Former Worker's Claims Must Be Arbitrated
A group of U.S. shipowners accused by a Filipino seaman of shortchanging the wages of a proposed class of workers urged a Louisiana federal court Friday to deny the man's request to have a jury decide whether the matter belongs in international arbitration, saying he's not entitled to a trial.