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RICE et al v. FIRST ENERGY CORP. et al
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2:17-cv-00489
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February 21, 2019
Energy Cos. Say Bankruptcy Nixes Coal Ash Pollution Claims
Two energy companies told a Pennsylvania federal judge that a suit over coal ash dust pollution should be thrown out because the matter should have been aired in bankruptcy court, arguing the plaintiffs forfeited their claims when they ignored those proceedings.
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September 07, 2018
FirstEnergy, NRG Escape Pa. Families' Coal-Dumping Suit
A Pennsylvania federal magistrate judge on Friday sided with two energy companies in a suit claiming they're responsible for coal dust pollution from their power plants, ruling they did not control or operate the plants and, under state law, a parent corporation is not liable for its subsidiaries' conduct.