Pennsylvania woman nearly died, sued Wharfside Watersports, M/V Clickbait owner Chase Herro, captain Michael Ramsey for negligence

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A Pennsylvania woman who traveled to the U.S. Virgin Islands with her family for a vacation experienced a horrifying accident that nearly took her life. She sued Wharfside Watersports, and the individuals whom she believes were responsible for her severe injuries that caused her constant pain.

The woman named Loren Kokot filed a lawsuit against St. John Front Desk, LLC doing business as Wharfside Watersports, M/V Clickbait, and its owner Chase Herro as well as its captain Michael Ramsey in the U.S. District Court for the Virgin Islands. She alleged that the defendants caused her sufferings because of their negligence

Wharfside Watersports is chartering motor vessels including the M/V Clickbait for day excursions within the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands. Its principal place of business is located in St. John Virgin Islands.

Chase Herro is a U.S. citizen and a resident of Los Angeles, California.  He is the owner of M/V Clickbait, a 34-feet Sunsation CCX motor vessel with triple Mercury 350 horsepower outboard engines.