Examples of 2007 Separation Agreement in a sentence
Id. On August 30, 2016, it submitted a 2007 Separation Agreement between Peabody Energy and Patriot to support its controversion of liability.
At the highest point of his multi-faceted architecture of “community” Royce, again, returns to Peirce, in particular to the speculative elements of his pragmaticism.
It only identifies three specific pieces of evidence that it alleges the ALJ improperly excluded: an October 22, 2007 Separation Agreement between Peabody Energy and Patriot; a March 4, 2011 Decision granting Patriot authority to act as self- insurer; and a March 4, 2011 letter from the DOL to Patriot acknowledging Patriot’s authority to act as self-insurer.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing herein shall be deemed to limit or alter the terms or scope of, or to revive any claims released by, the mutual releases contained in the January 2, 2007 Separation Agreement between the Company and Mr. Nardelli.
At the same time, it submitted documents to support its controversion of liability, including a 2007 Separation Agreement between Peabody Energy and Patriot; a March 4, 2011 letter from Mr. Breeskin to Patriot releasing a letter of credit financed under Peabody Energy’s self-insurance program; and the DCMWC’s decision authorizing Patriot to self-insure.
Specifically, it submitted a 2007 Separation Agreement between Peabody Energy and Patriot; a March 4, 2011 letter from Mr. Breeskin, former Director of the Division of Coal Mine Workers’ Compensation (DCMWC), to Patriot releasing a letter ofcredit financed under Peabody’s self-insurance program; and the DCMWC’s decision authorizing Patriot to self-insure.
It specifically submitted a 2007 Separation Agreement between Peabody Energy and Patriot; a March 4, 2011 letter from Mr. Breeskin, former director of the DCMWC, to Patriot releasing a letter of credit financed under Peabody’s self-insurance program; and the DCMWC’s decision authorizing Patriot to self-insure.
It was not difficult to keep my own opinions out of the data as I reviewed transcriptions and grouped responses into categories.
In support of its position that Patriot is the liable carrier, Employer submitted a 2007 Separation Agreement between Peabody Energy and Patriot, a March 4, 2011 letter from Steven Breeskin to Patriot releasing Peabody Energy’s letter of credit in recognition of Patriot’s authorization to self-insure, a copy of Patriot’s authorization to self-insure, the deposition of Mr. Breeskin, and the deposition of David Benedict with twenty-two exhibits.
It specifically submitted a 2007 Separation Agreement between Peabody and Patriot; a March 4, 2011 letter from Mr. Breeskin, former director of the Division of Coal Mine Workers’ Compensation (DCMWC), to Patriot releasing a letter of credit financed under Peabody’s self-insurance program; and the DCMWC’s decision authorizing Patriot to self-insure.