Tow Company Says Co-Defendant Agreed to Contribute to Maintenance and Cure Costs
December 19, 2013
DOCUMENTS
- Motion
- Opposition Brief
NEW ORLEANS –– A marine towing firm is opposing a motion for summary judgment filed by one of its co-defendants in a benzene exposure case, arguing that it should not have to reimburse for maintenance and cure payments made by an insurer.
In a Dec. 10 opposition brief filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, Cenac Towing says that while it agrees that it can be bound to Settoon Towing for a portion of maintenance and cure, it does not believe its co-defendant “should receive a windfall by recouping more than it paid to [the …
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