· 9/11/1997
Local Union 7107, United Mine Workers of America, District 28 v. Clinchfield Coal Company
Citations
- 124 F.3d 639
- 13 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 371
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 23842
- 1997 WL 562195
How courts have described this case
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- stating that \[f]anciful inferences and bald speculations\ should not be considered
- “Fanciful inferences and bald speculations of the sort no rational trier of fact would draw or engage in at trial need not be drawn or engaged in at summary judgment.”
- “Fanciful inferences and bald speculations of the sort no rational trier of fact would draw or engage in at trial need not be drawn or engaged in at summary judgment.”
- “Because the WARN Act is remedial legislation, its exceptions are to be construed narrowly.”
- despite ongoing contractual haggles with primary purchaser of defendant’s coal, defendant could not foresee sixty days in advance that purchaser would offer low-ball purchase price that was economically impossible for Defendant to accept
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Judges: Hall, Michael, Tilley, Middle
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