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More than 200 workers claim exposure to the ash caused them a slew of illnesses.

More than 50 workers at the site of the 2008 Kingston coal ash spill in Roane County, Tenn., have died and hundreds more have fallen ill. Journalist Jamie Satterfield joined This Is Nashville on Monday to talk about a recent court ruling in favor of the workers and why she continues to cover their stories after years of reporting.

Sovereign immunity does not protect a federal contractor against a lawsuit filed by some 60 former employees seeking $3 billion in punitive damages for

A contractor hired to clean up the nation’s worst coal ash spill is not immune from being sued by workers who say they weren’t properly protected

A contractor hired to clean up the nation's worst coal ash spill is not immune from being sued by workers who say they were not properly protected, the

Sovereign immunity does not protect a federal contractor against a lawsuit filed by some 60 former employees seeking $3 billion in punitive damages for

The court rejected the notion that Jacobs was shielded because TVA would have been protected from lawsuits, saying TVA wouldnt have been, either.

The court rejected the notion that Jacobs was shielded because TVA would have been protected from lawsuits, saying TVA wouldnt have been, either.

The court rejected the notion that Jacobs was shielded because TVA would have been protected from lawsuits, saying TVA wouldnt have been, either.

The court rejected the notion that Jacobs was shielded because TVA would have been protected from lawsuits, saying TVA wouldnt have been, either.