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Jones et al v. Canal Wood, LLC et al
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5:18-cv-00274
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March 27, 2019
Wood Chip Co. Dodges Severance Suit After Facility Fire
A North Carolina federal judge on Tuesday tossed a suit claiming a wood chip manufacturer violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act by refusing to pay severance benefits to former employees who lost their jobs after their facility was destroyed in a fire.
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June 14, 2018
Ex-Workers Say Wood Chip Co. Didn't Pay Severance Benefits
A wood chip manufacturer violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act by wrongly refusing to pay severance benefits to former employees who lost their jobs after their facility was destroyed in a fire, the workers alleged in a proposed class action in North Carolina federal court Wednesday.