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...the public interest. In response, Nucor Steel - Texas, a division of Nucor Corporation ("Nucor"), intervened and opposed the proposed acquisition. Ultimately, the Commission...
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...the Lloyd's London insurers named by the defendants was the Insurance Corporation of Ireland, which is now known as ICAROM. In January 2011, ICAROM...
New Jersey Law Journal
...suffered injuries when he was struck by a power line belonging to Entergy Gulf States, Inc. After a jury verdict favorable to Traxler, the trial...
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...at the Equistar chemical plant, and the jury found that Occidental Chemical Corporation negligently designed the plant's acid addition system, awarding Jenkins damages. In...
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...is a citizen and resident of Nicaragua. Defendant NCL is a Bermuda corporation that operates cruise ships, with its principal place of business in Miami...
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