EASLEY
v.
SOUTHERN SHIPBUILDING CORP.

U.S. | 1993-01-11
No. 92-659
506 U.S. 1050 Supreme Court of the United States (1993) Positive Treatment
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    …onger considered to be a seaman simply because he is doing a seaman’s work at the time of the injury. Seaman status is not coextensive with seamen’s risks. See, e. g., Easley v. Southern Shipbuilding Corp., 965 F. 2d 1, 4-5 (CA5 1992), cert. denied, 506 U. S. 1050 (1993); Robertson 93 (following “the overwhelming weight of authority in taking it as given that seaman status cannot be established by any worker who fails to demonstrate that a significant portion of his work was done aboard a vessel” and acknowle…

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