Consolidation Coal Company v. Albert A. Borda Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, United States Department of Labor

How courts have described this case

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• holding that failure to notify Operator of viable 1978 claim for benefits until 1994 deprived it of an opportunity to meaningfully defend itself
• finding prejudice based on a substantial delay that resulted in a loss of a defense
• requiring a showing of prejudice to establish a due process violation
• “It is not the mere fact of the government’s delay that violates due process, but rather the prejudice resulting from such delay.”
• “It is not the mere fact of the government’s delay that violates due process, but rather the prejudice resulting from such delay.”

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