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ROANOKE, Virginia – An Indiana-based bank has sued a coal company owned by Gov. Jim Justice for more than $4.5 million on unpaid loans. And in yet another federal lawsuit, a trustee for one of Justice’s creditors sued the Justice companies' longtime banker that also is trying to collect more than $300 million from companies owned by the governor’s family.
1st Source Bank, a bank suing one of Gov. Jim Justice's coal companies, Bluestone Resources Inc., for over $4.5 million in what it says are unpaid loans has revealed what properties it's looking to take that it says is collateral securing the loans. The property consists of Caterpillar and Ford construction vehicles and equipment.
1st Source Bank, of South Bend, Indiana, filed a complaint this week in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia.
One of Gov. Jim Justice's coal companies has been sued by an Indiana bank seeking over $4.5 million and personal property from the company. The bank, 1st Source Bank, says Bluestone Resources Inc. has failed to pay millions in loans.
AVANTI GOLD CORP. is pleased to announce that, effective February 15, 2024, Martino De Ciccio has been appointed as a senior advisor to the Company.Martino De Ciccio commented: I am pleased to join...