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PASI of LA, Inc. v. Harry Pepper & Associates, Inc. et al
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3:15-cv-00655
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August 18, 2016
Judge Ends Subcontractor's Suit Over NASA Paint Job
A Louisiana federal judge released the contractor of a NASA painting project from a suit brought by a subcontractor claiming wrongful termination from the project, finding the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case, according to an order made available Thursday.
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May 05, 2016
NASA Dismissed From Subcontractor's Paint Job Suit
A Louisiana federal judge approved on Wednesday the dismissals of a supervising company and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration from the lawsuit of a subcontractor claiming wrongful termination from a painting project, leaving the project's primary contractor as the sole remaining defendant in the suit.
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December 16, 2015
NASA Subcontractor Fights Arbitration Over Paint Job
A subcontractor fired from a NASA paint job over alleged lead contamination contended Tuesday that it is not mandatory the company arbitrate its wrongful termination claims with the prime contractor, and that the court can properly hear the spat.
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October 02, 2015
NASA Subcontractor Wrongly Axed From Paint Job, Suit Says
A subcontractor fired from a painting job at a Mississippi NASA site after being accused of lead contamination hit back with a lawsuit Thursday, saying the claims were baseless and asking a Louisiana federal judge to award damages for what it calls a wrongful termination.