...accordance with the provisions of section 933 of this title, and the employer shall not be liable to the vessel for such damages directly or indirectly and any agreements or warranties to the contrary *Harry M. Philo, Arthur Roth, and Nathan Baker filed a brief for the Association of Trial Lawyers of...

...services to the vessel. If such person was employed by the vessel to provide ship building or repair ҋ oǗYY pV t k AZb } 6 b P ڧ e |5 ...q O)s Ⓚ Gt ^ 'E T ( | ~ ship building or repair services to the vessel. The liability of the vessel under this subsection shall...

...services to the vessel. If such person was employed by the vessel to provide ship building or repair services, no such action shall be permitted if the...by the negligence of persons engaged in providing ship building or repair services to the vessel. The liability of the vessel under this subsection shall...

...vessel. If such person was "ii ployed by the vessel to provide ship building or repair services, no wen action shall be permitted if the injury was caused by the negligence of persons engaged in providing ship building or repair services to the vessel. The liability of the vessel under this subsection shall...

...accordance with the provisions of section 33 of this Act, and the employer shall not be liable to the ed into the following provisions : "During the performance of this contract, the contractor agrees as fol raid. If such person tra-i em-ployed "by the vessel to provide stevedoring services, no sufh action...

...cases where the vessel was the employer. In this regard, section 905(b) provides in pertinent part: "If such person was employed by the vessel to provide...such person was employed by the vessel to provide shipbuilding or repair services, no such action shall be permitted if the injury was caused by the...

...services to the vessel. If such person was employed by the vessel to provide shipbuilding or repair services, no such action shall be permitted if the...by the negligence of persons engaged in providing shipbuilding or repair services to the vessel." While this statutory principle demonstrates congressional...

...powers. Also, it is clear that § 905(b) needs further clarification in that it presently states that "no such action shall be permitted if the injury was...in providing stevedoring services to the vessel". This failure of Congress to expressly state in the statute that the injured plaintiff could state a...

...services to the vessel. If such person was employed by the vessel to provide shipbuilding or -5repair services, no such action shall be permitted if the...by the negligence of persons engaged in providing shipbuilding or repair services to the vessel." While this statutory principle demonstrates Congressional...

...accordance with the provisions of section 933 of this title, and the employer shall not be liable to the vessel for such damages directly or indirectly and...engaged in providing stevedoring services to the vessel. 33 USC § 905(b). The Court of Appeals described the perceived conflict in this fashion: The first...