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Robins Dry Dock and Intentional Torts
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A review of attempts by plaintiffs to circumvent the rule of Robins Dry v. Flint that precludes recovery of economic damages in the absence of a proprietary interest in damaged property by alleging an intentional tort.
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 2/28/2026
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Robins Dry Dock and Intentional Torts (Feb 2025)
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Robins Dry Dock and Intentional Torts (Feb 2025)
A review of attempts by plaintiffs to circumvent the rule of Robins Dry v. Flint that precludes recovery of economic damages in the absence of a proprietary interest in damaged property by alleging an intentional tort.
Originally presented: Jan 2025 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
Harold K. Watson,
Chaffe McCall LLP - Houston, TX