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11/28/2011
Brian Beckcom
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What is "loss of found"?

“Loss of found” is a maritime doctrine that sometimes appears in the list of damages in a Jones Act case. It signifies the value of room and board that the seafarer would have received while employed on the vessel if he or she had not been hurt.




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