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The Nohoch Alfa Platform Fire: What Happened, What the Law Actually Says, and What Families Must Do Now You are reading this because someone you love was on the Nohoch Alfa platform on July 7, 2023, when fire tore through a Pemex installation in the Cantarell Field of the Gulf of Mexico. Two workers are dead. One is missing. At least one survivor was burned over more than a third of his body and flown to a hospital in Mexico City. You may be sitting in a waiting room, or at a kitchen table at 2 a.m., or holding a phone with a call you have not yet made. We are writing this for you — the person who needs to know, right now, what is true about the legal road ahead and what is not. The first thing you need to hear is also the hardest: where this fire happened changes everything about what legal remedies exist. The Nohoch Alfa platform sits in Mexican territorial waters, in the Bay of Campeche, operated by Petróleos Mexicanos — Pemex — Mexico’s state-owned petroleum company. That fact does not close every door. But it means the first question is not “how much…