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NRA Has No Debt, NYAG Says In Final Plea To Toss Its Ch 11

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT NRA Has No Debt, NYAG Says In Final Plea To Toss Its Ch. 11 Law360 (May 3, 2021, 11:00 PM EDT) The New York Attorney General s Office made its closing argument Monday in its bid to have the National Rifle Association s Chapter 11 case tossed from a Texas bankruptcy court, saying the organization doesn t have any financial issues to justify its insolvency proceeding. During a virtual hearing, Gerrit M. Pronske of Spencer Fane LLP said on behalf of the attorney general that the NRA s own statements made at the time of the filing of its Chapter 11 petition in January belie the true reason for the commencement of the bankruptcy case, which was to dump New York to escape an unfavorable regulatory environment..

Nebraska and EPA Look for Solution

By DTN Staff OMAHA (DTN) Agricultural corn seed giants started working on a containment strategy as Nebraska environmental regulators began taking stock of the pesticide and fungicide contamination at an ethanol plant that processed treated seeds almost exclusively. Seed companies stepped in and hired a company to take over environmental cleanup at the AltEn LLC ethanol plant, capable of producing 24 million gallons per year, outside Mead, Nebraska, about 20 minutes from the suburbs of Omaha. AltEn shut down its plant in early February after the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) issued an emergency order to cease operations at the plant on Feb. 4 following numerous environmental violations. AltEn completed shutdown on Feb. 8.

Republic Services lawsuit: Smash My Trash damages dumpsters - Kansas City Business Journal

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JBS Settles With Another Class of Plaintiffs in Pork Antitrust Lawsuit

Agriculture your username 6 hours ago On Thursday, commercial and institutional indirect purchase plaintiffs asked the Minnesota District Court for approval of a $12.75 million settlement with JBS USA in a antitrust lawsuit alleging that JBS and other pork processing companies including Hormel Foods, Smithfield Foods, and Tyson Foods participated in illegal antitrust activities.  The direct purchaser plaintiffs already reached a settlement with JBS for $24.5 million, that settlement was given approval by the judge in January. The plaintiffs involved in the currently pending settlement include restaurants and other parties who purchased pork from entities other than the defendants which was initially produced by the defendants.  Specifically, the class includes Sandee’s Bakery, Joe Lopez, Ziggy’s BBQ Smokehouse & Ice Cream Parlor, and others.  

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