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far as his [Vieweg's] statement goes, I do not propose to add to his statement or detract from his statement. We have filed liens against contractors and against individuals. I think we have done well in cases like Karla Coal." Burdette... Published: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 Words: 453
should be hopping mad. Companies like Arch Coal never abused the contractor system to avoid millions of dollars in workers' comp premiums. That puts them at an enormous competitive disadvantage to companies like A.T. Massey that have... Published: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 Words: 578
12, the Performance Council voted to urge Vieweg to dismiss 25 major coal companies from the lawsuits. Fred Tucker, a retired United Mine Workers official, said the lawsuits are based upon a "pie-in-the-sky theory. Unproven. Untried."... Published: Sunday, May 02, 1999 Words: 1078
under the Workers' Compensation Fund's amnesty program to pay their debt over a 12-month period. On Tuesday, Vieweg said the amnesty program had collected $10.5 million. Last week's payment from Asbury and the earlier pledge signed... Published: Monday, December 20, 1999 Words: 511
to drop these lawsuits, all four business members and all four labor members backed the resolution. Fred Tucker, a retired United Mine Workers official, and Thad Epps, a retired Union Carbide spokesman, introduced the resolution that... Published: Sunday, April 18, 1999 Words: 715
too soon to decide what, if anything, could be done about this pending dismissal." In his press release, Vieweg said he "withdraw the suits because they were based on questionable and untested legal theories and that the cost of litigation... Published: Friday, May 21, 1999 Words: 664
former Island Creek executive, named Vieweg to his job in February 1997. None of the 30 lawsuits has come to trial. The suit against Bluestone Coal Co., owned by James Justice II of Beckley, was scheduled to begin in September before... Published: Monday, February 22, 1999 Words: 462
COAL CONTRACTORS working exclusively for timber and coal magnate James "Buck" Harless didn't pay $2.6 million in Workers' Comp coverage for injured workers, investigative reporter Paul Nyden found. Harless flatly refuses to pay this... Published: Friday, June 06, 1997 Words: 441
Delegate Mark Hunt, D-Kanawha. White made nine legislative contributions totaling $4,100. The lawsuit Workers' Comp filed against Bluestone Coal Corp. in December 1996 alleged 13 company contractors who mined coal near Keystone in McDowell... Published: Wednesday, December 31, 1997 Words: 964
has shown how companies like A.T. Massey and Island Creek use hundreds of small contractors, evading responsibility for Workers' Comp premiums and other debts when those contractors go bankrupt or disappear. By manipulating this system,... Published: Saturday, February 15, 1997 Words: 371
