by Steve Moschetta | Sep 17, 2017 | Case Summary, Longshore & Harbor Workers' Comp. Act
The Parties Mr. Malta worked for Wood Group Production Services as an offshore warehouseman on the Black Bay Central Facility. This was a fixed platform located in Louisiana state territorial waters. Wood Group Production Services acted as a contractor for the Helis...
by Steve Moschetta | Sep 3, 2017 | Case Summary, Pittsburgh Personal Injury
The Parties Mr. Cutietta worked as a shipwright for National Steel for decades. National Steel and Shipbuilding (also called General Dynamics NASSCO) designs and constructs auxiliary and support ships for the U.S. Navy. It performs the same services for oil tankers...
by Steve Moschetta | Aug 20, 2017 | Pittsburgh Personal Injury, Uncategorized
The Parties Ms. Montoya worked as a clerk for the Navy Exchange Service Command. The Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM) owns the Navy Exchange, which offers goods and services for sale to active members of the military, retirees, and some civilians on naval bases,...
by Steve Moschetta | Aug 6, 2017 | Case Summary, Longshore & Harbor Workers' Comp. Act
The Parties Mrs. LaRenda Raiford is the widow of Nathaniel Raiford. The late Mr. Raiford worked in the paint department. Huntington Ingalls is an American Fortune 500 military shipbuilding company. The company is an offshoot of Northrop Grumman Corporation. The Facts...
by Steve Moschetta | Jul 23, 2017 | Admiralty Law, Case Summary, Maritime Law
The Parties Mr. Edwards’s vehicle was struck from behind by a truck that was either at or near an entrance gate to the Marine Repair facility in South Carolina. Marine Repair Services owns depots where it repairs intermodal equipment. It also provides mobile repair...
