...was well warned that in the absence of more definite directions than are contained in the Jones Act it would be applied by the courts to foreign events,...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law. Respondent places great stress upon the assertion that petitioner's commerce and contacts with...

...was well warned that in the absence of more definite directions than are contained in the Jones Act it would be applied by the courts to foreign events,...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law. Respondent places great stress upon the assertion that petitioner's commerce and contacts with...

...was well warned that in the absence of more definite directions than are contained in the Jones Act it would be applied by the courts to foreign events,...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law. " Respondent places great stress upon the assertion that petitioner's commerce and contacts with...

...of our own laws to those of other maritime nations." 345 US, at 577. Thus the Jones Act was applied "to foreign events, foreign ships and foreign seamen...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law." 345 US, at 581. The broad principles of choice of law and the applicable criteria of selection...

...of our own laws to those of other maritime nations." 345 US, at 577. Thus the Jones Act was applied "to foreign events, foreign ships and foreign seamen...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law." 345 US, at 581. The broad principles of choice of law and the applicable criteria of selection...

...of our own laws to those of other maritime nations." 345 US, at 577. Thus the Jones Act was applied "to foreign events, foreign ships and foreign seamen...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law." 345 US, at 581. The broad principles of choice of law and the applicable criteria of selection...

...our own laws to those of other maritime nations.' 345 US, at 577. Thus the Jones Act was applied ' to foreign events, foreign ships and foreign seamen...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law.' 345 US, at 581. The broad principles of choice of law and the applicable criteria of selection...

...was well warned that in the absence of more definite directions than are contained in the Jones Act it would be applied by the courts to foreign events,...with the usual doctrine and practices of maritime law." 3^5 US 571, 581. 6-120 O - 68 - 24 But even if the rule were otherwise applicable, it seems clear...

...decided that the broad language of the Jones Act liability provision was in no way to be construed as a statutory choice of law rule. The Court reasoned...correct choice of law rule for maritime torts. The choice of law rule enunciated in Lauritzen is actually a method for determining which nation's laws...

...decided that the broad language of the Jones Act liability provision was in no way to be construed as a statutory choice of law rule. The Court reasoned...correct choice of law rule for maritime torts. The choice of law rule enunciated in Lauritzen is actually a method for determining which nation's laws...