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Crackers Demo, LLC v. Operating Engineers Local 324 Pension Fund
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2:22-cv-12821
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April 02, 2024
$40M Union Pension Dispute To Head Back To Arbitrator
A Michigan federal judge stood firm on his decision to send a roughly $40 million dispute between a demolition company and a union pension fund back to an arbitrator, rejecting the company's bid for him to reconsider his opinion.
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March 11, 2024
Contractor Wants Mich. Judge To Rethink Agreement Order
A demolition company has urged a Michigan federal judge to reconsider his finding that the number of labor contracts between its parent association and a union fund was ambiguous and needed more thought by an arbitrator, saying evidence on the record shows that the contractor was bound by just one agreement.
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February 26, 2024
Mich. Judge Vacates Award For Fund's $40M Liability Claim
An arbitrator must again review a dispute over a union pension fund's claim that a demolition company owed more than $40 million in withdrawal liability, a Michigan federal judge ruled, vacating the arbitration award because evidence didn't back conclusions about the number of labor contracts involved.