West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, a billionaire and the state’s richest man, has a long list of debt-collection cases.
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Wed. May 27, 2020
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The Billionaire Governor Who’s Been Sued Dozens of Times for Millions in Unpaid Bills
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Gov. Jim Justice is West Virginia’s richest man. Over the last three decades, lawsuits over unpaid bills have cost his constellation of companies more than $128 million in judgments and settlements.
by Ken Ward Jr., ProPublica , and Alex Mierjeski forProPublica
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West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, a billionaire and the state’s richest man, has a long list of debt-collection cases. In the most complete analysis of his legal record to date, ProPublica found dozens totaling more than $128 million.
by Ken Ward Jr., ProPublica , and Alex Mierjeski forProPublica
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Welcome to the Greenbrier, the Governor-Owned Luxury Resort Filled With Conflicts of Interest
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Gov. Jim Justice is West Virginia’s richest man and owns its most storied resort. When lobbyists and state agencies book there, he profits. Here’s how the governor, dubbed “Big Jim,” became West Virginia’s little Trump.
by Ken Ward Jr.,The Charleston Gazette-Mail
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Lawmakers Call for Ethics Reform to Deal With Billionaire Resort-Owning Governor
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West Virginia legislators want Gov. Jim Justice to put The Greenbrier in a blind trust after a Charleston Gazette-Mail and ProPublica investigation. But the governor dismisses the report as “garbage.”
by Ken Ward Jr.,The Charleston Gazette-Mail
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This Governor Still Guides His Billion-Dollar Business Empire, Even Though He Said He Wouldn’t
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Jim Justice promised West Virginians he would focus on public service, and not his businesses, once he was elected. But he’s frequently used his power as governor to promote his own corporate entities while running the state.
by Ken Ward Jr.,The Charleston Gazette-Mail
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