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Valero Refinery Worker Burned In 'Superheated Soil' Can't Sue

By Keith Goldberg · October 3, 2019, 8:06 PM EDT

A Texas appellate court on Thursday affirmed the dismissal of a Valero Energy Corp. refinery worker's negligence lawsuit against three of the company's contractors stemming from burns he suffered after falling...

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