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Seacor Marine Inc

Federal civil lawsuits naming Seacor Marine Inc, a Shipping & Water Transportation company.

Public CompanyShipping & Water Transportation
Ticker
NYSE: SMHI
Business
Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Incorporated in
Delaware
SEC CIK
1690334

Seacor Marine Inc is a public company in Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight, based in Houston, TX (traded on NYSE as SMHI, incorporated in Delaware). It appears in 33 federal civil lawsuits in this index, most often as a defendant (22 of 33). These cases are most often Personal Property / Fraud and Contract matters, filed between 1992 and 2024, most frequently in District Court, E.D. Louisiana. The most common causes of action are Fair Labor Standards Act, Breach of Contract, and Civil Rights. Frequent opposing parties include Luno and Coardes.

33
Lawsuits
22
As Defendant
11
As Plaintiff
0
Open
33
Terminated
1992–2024
Span
9 mo
Median Duration
1.0 cases/yrPredominantly defendant · 67%Activity declining

Cases by State

AL — 2 casesAZ — 0 casesAR — 0 casesCA — 0 casesCO — 0 casesCT — 0 casesDE — 0 casesDC — 0 casesFL — 1 casesGA — 0 casesID — 0 casesIL — 0 casesIN — 0 casesIA — 0 casesKS — 0 casesKY — 0 casesLA — 20 casesME — 0 casesMD — 0 casesMA — 0 casesMI — 0 casesMN — 0 casesMS — 0 casesMO — 0 casesMT — 0 casesNE — 0 casesNV — 0 casesNH — 0 casesNJ — 0 casesNM — 0 casesNY — 0 casesNC — 0 casesND — 0 casesOH — 0 casesOK — 0 casesOR — 0 casesPA — 0 casesRI — 0 casesSC — 1 casesSD — 0 casesTN — 0 casesTX — 9 casesUT — 0 casesVT — 0 casesVA — 0 casesWA — 0 casesWV — 0 casesWI — 0 casesWY — 0 cases

Open Cases Over Time

1992peak 5 open2024

Case Types Over Time

19922024
Personal Property / FraudContractCivil RightsLaborFederal Tax / Statutory Actions

Filings by Year

19922024

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Personal Property / Fraud9
Contract8
Civil Rights6
Labor3
Federal Tax / Statutory Actions2
Real Property2

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Frequent Opposing Parties

33 Cases — Newest First