The following published opinion was released by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on April 17, 2008:Regan v. Starcraft Marine, LLC (King, DeMoss, Southwick, JJ.; opinion by Southwick, J.; DeMoss, J., specially concurring) (revised from opinion released April 10, 2008). Reversing district court’s dismissal of boat manufacturer’s third-party demand against United States, finding that service member’s activities in renting boat at Army-operated recreation facility was not incident to service.
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[…] to the service member was not engaged in an activity incident to military service. [EDIT: See revised opinion released April 17, 2008.] This entry was written by Tad Bartlett, posted on April 10, 2008 at […]