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Efforts to find two workers trapped under an 80-foot tall pile of coal at the Comanche Power Plant have now turned into a recovery operation.

Earlier this month, a Panel of the Eleventh Circuit considered two issues of first impression construing contribution and liability of a vessel owner under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 ("OPA")...

Robert B. Miller & Associates, which today manages 200 barges on the U.S. inland waterways, celebrates its 50th anniversary this month.

Coal country cleanup: Biden plan sketches out possible future for former miners Reuters | Jul 28, 2021 03:50 PM EDT Troy Mullins, 20, and father Cosam Mullins, 86, pose for their portrait at an Abandoned Mine Land reclamation site where they both operate heavy equipment in Clinchco, western Virginia, U.S (Photo : REUTERS/Dane Rhys) Cosam Mullins mined coal in the western hills of Virginia for much of his working life. Now, with mining jobs hard to find, he's cleaning up the mess the industry left behind. The 68-year-old operates a bucket loader scraping away red, rocky waste dumped years ago ...

Image courtesy Railcar Tracking Co., a Division of Savage Services Corp. Picture a customer who receives a hefty invoice from an auto repair shop with several additional charges and no details regarding the nature of these fees. The customer is left facing the question of whether to dispute the bill, and if so, how. Such has been the experience of U.S. rail shippers in recent decades when receiving invoices from the railroads for demurrage charges, which are applied by railroads for costs incurred when shipments are held up beyond a reasonable time. However, a new rule finalized by the Surfac...