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When a Worker Is Hurt on an Offshore Platform: What the Law Actually Covers, and Why Where It Happened Decides Everything If you are reading this page because someone you love was hurt on an offshore oil platform — whether in the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Mexico, or anywhere workers pull hydrocarbons from beneath the sea — you are probably sitting in a hospital waiting room or at a kitchen table at an hour when most people are asleep. You have questions that the company’s human-resources person cannot answer and that the news coverage does not address. We are going to answer them here, honestly, including the answers you may not want to hear. A worker employed by an oil services company contracted with Kuwait Oil Company was injured during what Kuwaiti officials describe as a criminal attack on one of Kuwait Oil Company’s offshore platforms. Public reporting tells us the worker was hospitalized at Al-Adan Hospital, located in the Al-Ahmadi Governorate south of Kuwait City — the hub of Kuwait’s oil industry. Kuwait’s Oil Minister visited him in the hospital and conveyed wishes for recovery. The minister condemned the attack as part of a series of criminal actions…