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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Vitter denies summary judgment to an oilfield company on its argument that the employer of a seaman who fell ill aboard its offshore diving support vessel is contractually required to indemnify and defend it against his claim that a shipboard medic misdiagnosed him with seasickness when a hospital determined that he actually suffered a stroke. The vessel owner points to no evidence the seaman’s employer failed to purchase appropriate insurance as required under their agreements.
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