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Aspen Skiing Company’s Settlement Over Chairlift Commutes Could Redefine Ski Worker Pay Practices

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The Aspen Daily News reports that a proposed class-action lawsuit filed against Aspen Skiing Company (SkiCo), the operator of Aspen Snowmass, Colorado, is nearing a settlement. The lawsuit, brought by an hourly SkiCo employee, alleges that the company has failed to compensate workers for time spent commuting to on-mountain restaurants and facilities via chairlifts, snowmobiles, and snowcats. Related: Aspen Skiing […]

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Judge Grants Final Approval of Vail Resorts’ $13.1-Million Offer to Settle Labor Law Violations Lawsuit

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Vail Resorts will pay $13.1 million to settle five wage and labor lawsuits brought against the company in California for claims of labor law violations. Preliminary approval of the $13.1 million deal was given in March 2022, and on Friday 19th August, 2022, Judge Michael McLaughlin granted final approval of the settlement offer in court in South Lake Tahoe.ย The decision […]

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Vail Resorts Offers $13.1-Million Settlement in Labor Law Violations Lawsuit

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Vail Resorts has offered a $13.1 million settlement to five wage and labor lawsuits filed in California over two years ago. The settlement could have implications for anyone who has worked for Vail Resorts in recent years. Related: Judge Grants Vail Resortsโ€™ Motion to Delay in Lawsuit for Alleged Labor Law Violations The lawsuit, and a similar one filed in […]

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Jay Peak, VT Owner Ariel Quiros Ordered to Repay $81.3 Million in International Fraud Case

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has reached a settlement with Jay Peak owner Ariel Quiros in the Jay Peak fraud case, holding him liable for paying back $81.3 million and fining him an additional $1 million, reports Burlingtonfreepress.com.ย He will avoid jail time though. Quiros, along with partner Bill Stenger, wasย accused by the SEC in April 2016 of perpetrating a […]

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Steven Agar | February 8, 2018
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Jay Peak, VT Receiver Reaches $13.3 Million Settlement To Keep Jay Peak Afloat…

Back in April 2016, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced fraud chargesย and an asset freeze against a Vermont-based Jay Peak ski resort and related businesses allegedly misusing millions of dollars raised through investments solicited under the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program. ย (Snowbrains has already published it hereย ) State of Vermont and SEC officials eachย filed civilย lawsuits againstย resort co-owners Bill Stenger and Ariel […]

Claire Weiss | September 22, 2016
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$500 Million Homewood Project Moves Forward | Groundbreaking in Spring 2015

Environmentalist were able to get a judge to block Homewood, CA ski resort’s major development one year ago. The judge blocked the development stating that the environmental impact statement needed revision. Since that blockage, the environmental impact statement has been revised and the development plan has been slightly […]

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