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Persons Subject to Superior Refinery Evacuation Order May Be Eligible to Receive $150 from Class Action Settlement
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If you were subject to the Evacuation Order resulting from the Superior Refinery explosion and fire on April 26, 2018, you may be eligible to receive $150 in a class action settlement
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Pork Buyers Want Steering Committee In Antitrust Suit
Law360 (February 24, 2021, 1:58 PM EST) A class of indirect pork buyers on Tuesday asked a Minnesota federal judge to establish a plaintiff s steering committee in antitrust litigation accusing Smithfield, Tyson and other major pork producers of a conspiracy to inflate prices, pointing to four law firms to help interim co-lead counsel for the buyers organize their efforts.
Commercial and institutional indirect purchasers said the law firms that would make up the committee Zimmerman Reed LLP, Tostrud Law Group PC, Barrett Law Group PA and the Bozeman Law Firm PA would provide current counsel from Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca LLP and Larson King LLP with.
Farmers can now submit claims for off-target dicamba soybean damage. By
12/29/2020 Farmers who believe they had crops damaged from off-target dicamba from 2015 to 2020 can now submit claims at dicambasoybeansettlement.com/ or call 855-914-4672. The deadline to submit claims is May 28, 2021. The claims period began on December 29, 2020. It’s part of a $400 million settlement announced last June that’s designed to compensate farmers for yield losses resulting from off-target dicamba crop damage. “We are pleased that relief will soon be available to the thousands of farmers across America who have suffered yield losses due to off-target movement of dicamba,” said attorney Don Downing, chair of the court-appointed plaintiffs’ executive committee in the multidistrict litigation.