Whether oil and gas exploration from a fixed platform on the Outer Continental Shelf qualifies as 'maritime commerce' triggering maritime law, when this Court has held such facilities 'were not even suggestive of maritime affairs'

QUESTION PRESENTED Can oil and gas exploration from a fixed platform on the Outer Continental Shelf qualify as “maritime commerce,” triggering the application of maritime law to contracts performed on the platform, when this Court has held in a tort context that such facilities “were not even suggestive of maritime affairs”? (i)