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Patriot Coal v. Whiting et al
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July 22, 2013
Patriot Coal Investors Slam Execs' Bid To Ditch Fraud Suit
Shareholders suing two former Patriot Coal Corp. executives urged a Missouri federal judge Friday to keep the putative class action alive, saying they properly alleged that the brass knew of the now-bankrupt company's lousy financial condition when it implemented a $45 million cleanup of selenium discharges.
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September 24, 2012
Patriot Coal Execs Hid Costs Of $45M Cleanup, Investor Says
Two executives at bankrupt Patriot Coal Corp. were hit with a putative shareholder class action Friday over allegedly false statements the company made regarding a $45 million court-ordered cleanup of selenium discharges in two West Virginia coal mines.