Family of Houma crewman presumed dead sues for $35 million in Seacor Power capsizing
Family of Houma crewman presumed dead sues for $35 million in Seacor Power capsizing The family of a Houma crewman presumed dead after an oilfield boat capsized in a storm April 13 has joined others suing the Seacor Power's owner and other companies over the incident. Family members of 46-year-old Christopher Cooper Rozands filed the lawsuit Thursday in U.S. District Court in New Orleans seeking $35 million in punitive and compensatory damages. A day earlier, the widow of the boat's captain, 63-year-old David Ledet of Thibodaux, filed a similar lawsuit seeking unspecified damages. In both c...