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Plaintiffs want to auction IPI assets to satisfy $5.9 mln judgement

Chinese construction workers suing Imperial Pacific International over labor and human trafficking violations asked to auction off IPI assets in order to satisfy a $5.9 million judgement. 

AGBrief Editorial AGBrief EditorialJuly 2, 2021 · 1 min read
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The seven Chinese construction workers who are suing Imperial Pacific International over labor and human trafficking violations have asked permission to auction off IPI assets in order to satisfy a $5.9 million judgement. 

These would include the sale of computer hardware, furniture and equipment, motor vehicles, casino gaming machines, and two of IPI’s crystal dragons.

In May, the federal court awarded $5.9 million in damages to the seven workers, however, IPI has not yet made any payments to the plaintiffs. 

(Saipan Tribune)

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