23-1937·JURISDICTION
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company v. Coastline Commercial Contracting, Inc.
Reversed & Remanded
Status
- Scheduled
- Argued
- Opinion Issued (current)
Question Presented
Whether district court erred in holding Eli Cove was not a navigable waterway for purposes of admiralty jurisdiction.
Argument Date
May 10, 2024
Argument Time
8:30 a.m.
Panel
III
Courtroom
Blue Courtroom (Room 339)
Lower Court Judge
Griggsby
Panel
Judge Wilkinson
Judge Niemeyer
Judge Quattlebaum
Citation
CaseBaltimore Gas and Electric Company v. Coastline Commercial Contracting, Inc., No. 23-1937 (4th Cir. July 9, 2024)
PanelWilkinson, Niemeyer & Quattlebaum, JJ.
Arguing Counsel
Panel That Day
4 of 4 cases argued May 10, 2024 before this panel have been decided.
Decided
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Authored by Judge Niemeyer
23-1578
Darlene Faye Lancaster, wife, heir and executor of the estate of her late husband, Commander Allen Lee Lancaster, Chc, Usn (ret) v. The Secretary of the Navy; the Chief of Naval Personnel; the Navy Chief of Chaplains
Authored by Judge Quattlebaum
23-1937· This case
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Authored by Judge Wilkinson
23-4285
United States v. Douglas Whitley
Authored by Judge Quattlebaum
Opinions
- Read opinion ↗July 9, 2024Majorityby Wilkinson
Disposition
- Court
- Reversed and remanded
- Normalized
- Reversed & Remanded
July 9, 2024