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Harren & Partner Ship Management de Mexico S.A.P.I. et al v. American Bureau of Shipping et al
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1:21-cv-05361
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April 25, 2022
Rig Collapse Deal In Texas Suit Ends NY Indemnification Fight
The owners and operators of a collapsed oil rig, and the American Bureau of Shipping will no longer be fighting in New York federal court over whether the maritime society can get indemnification via arbitration for a suit in Texas state court because that dispute has been settled, a federal judge ruled Monday.
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February 03, 2022
New Docs Warrant Arbitration In Oil Rig Accident, Court Told
A maritime classification society seeking indemnification for negligence claims being asserted in Texas following the deadly collapse of an oil rig near Mexico says the case needs arbitration, and that documents produced during discovery prove it.
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June 18, 2021
Oil Rig Owner Says It Didn't Agree To Arbitrate Accident Fight
The owner and manager of an offshore oil rig that collapsed in a deadly 2015 accident off the coast of Mexico are urging a New York court to halt arbitration initiated by a maritime classification society that's seeking indemnification for negligence claims being asserted in Texas.