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The fire at the Husky refinery in April 2018. |  Photo: WDIO-TV file WDIO Created: July 14, 2021 08:35 PM A settlement related to the Husky refinery explosion in April 2018 could mean people who evacuated Superior that day could get a payment of $150 for individuals or $300 for households.  In May, the Superior Refining Co. reached the agreement with three people who filed a lawsuit in 2018. In it, the company agrees to pay out $1.05 million in claims and related expenses. Any amount remaining, up to ...

Almost 21,000 people who evacuated could be eligible for $150. 4:00 pm, Jul. 10, 2021 × The Husky Energy refinery in Superior burns as seen in this aerial photo taken April 26, 2018. (Bob King / File / News Tribune) SUPERIOR, Wis. — A proposed class-action settlement could make evacuees of the April 26, 2018, Husky Energy refinery explosion eligible to receive $150 in compensation. According to the settlement agreement dated June 24, the plaintiffs, Jasen Bruzek, Hope Koplin and Christopher Peterson, and defendant Superior Refining Co. agreed to a settlement totaling $1.05 milli...

Almost 21,000 people who evacuated could be eligible for $150. 7:16 pm, Jul. 8, 2021 × The Husky Energy refinery in Superior burns as seen in this aerial photo taken April 26, 2018. (Bob King / File / News Tribune) A proposed class-action settlement could make evacuees of the April 26, 2018, Husky Energy refinery explosion eligible to receive $150 in compensation. According to the settlement agreement dated June 24, the plaintiffs, Jasen Bruzek, Hope Koplin and Christopher Peterson, and defendant Superior Refining Co. agreed to a settlement totaling $1.05 million, which is pending...

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