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USA v. Port Arthur Chemical and Environmental Services LLC et al
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October 29, 2013
Ex-Chemical Co. President Gets 1 Year In Worker Death Case
The former president of a defunct chemical company was sentenced to a year in prison by a Texas federal judge on Monday for failing to protect an employee from inhaling a poisonous gas that caused his death.
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May 10, 2013
Chemical Co. CEO Cops To Charges Over Employee Death
The CEO of defunct Port Arthur Chemical and Environmental Services LLC pled guilty in Texas federal court Thursday to failing to protect an employee who died from inhaling poisonous gas, with criminal charges still pending against the company.
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April 08, 2013
Chemical Co., CEO Can't Dodge Charges Over Workers' Deaths
A Texas federal judge on Thursday rejected a chemical company and its CEO's effort to dodge criminal charges over the deaths of two employees who inhaled poisonous gas, ruling that the state's hazardous waste program does not prevent federal prosecution of environmental and occupational safety violations.
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July 19, 2012
Texas Chemical Co., CEO Charged Over Employee Deaths
A defunct Texas company that supplied chemicals to paper mills and its former CEO have been charged with violating environmental and occupational safety regulations, causing the deaths of two truck driver employees who inhaled poisonous gas while on the job, according to an indictment unsealed Wednesday in federal court.