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Union Pacific merger with Norfolk Southern would create a coast-to-coast rail system
Omaha-based Union Pacific Railroad’s announcement Tuesday that it is acquiring the Norfolk Southern Railway — a move that would create the first transcontinental, coast-to-coast rail system — drew praise from Nebraska’s public and business leaders.
The Estate of Cheryl Roush has filed a lawsuit against Norfolk Southern for $250,000 in damages related to her death, ...
Another lawsuit that links a death to the 2023 East Palestine train derailment was recently filed in federal court. The estate of Cheryl Roush filed suit against the railroad on Monday in Youngstown’s ...
Eight residents of East Palestine and nearby areas who opted out of the $600 million Norfolk Southern derailment settlement have filed a lawsuit against the railroad, seeking damages for the train der ...
Norfolk Southern’s decision to vent and burn five tank cars of vinyl chloride after the 2023 train derailment is ...
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Watchdog alleges EPA and Norfolk Southern skewed East Palestine soil test resultsThe Government Accountability Project said it has obtained an email that allegedly shows the EPA worked with Norfolk Southern ...
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EPA, Norfolk Southern manipulated East Palestine soil testing data: ReportThis is black and white receipts that the EPA was working with Norfolk Southern to create the outcome that Norfolk Southern wanted.” ...
On April 30, the law firm Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway & Wise filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Norfolk Southern on the district’s behalf for what superintendent James Rook called ...
If so, please visit Norfolk Southern Corporation Shareholder Class Action Lawsuit or contact Peter Allocco at (212) 951-2030 or [email protected] to discuss your rights.
EAST PALESTINE — In a legal filing last week, Norfolk Southern asked a federal court to toss out the bulk of the East Palestine City Schools lawsuit against the railroad. In a partial motion to ...
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