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The company that owns the now-sunken drilling rig oozing oil into the Gulf of Mexico is counting on a 150-year-old maritime law to limit its damages. Citing an 1851 law aimed at shipping mishaps, Transocean Ltd. said its damages should be limited to $26.7 million in unpaid drilling fees earned before the explosion, noting the Deepwater Horizon rig is otherwise worth nothing now.
May 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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