Troubles Mount for Hennepin Mill Owner
Demolition firm wants its money from owner of former steel mill
Another company says it hasn’t been paid by Hennepin Industrial Development LLC, the owner of the former steel mill in Hennepin.
On Tuesday morning, Judge Steve Kouri granted Dykon Explosive Demolition Corp. of Oklahoma the ability to join ongoing litigation against Hennepin Industrial.
Dykon, a demolition firm, is represented by attorney Paul J. Yovanic, Jr. of Seyfarth Shaw from Chicago.
In May and June of 2017, Dykon entered into subcontracts with Marino Development for demolition at the former steel mill, according to the Dykon’s petition.
“As of this date, (Bill) Marino still owes Dykon $56,000 for the first subcontract and the full $98,000 for the second contract,” according to the petition.
Bill Marino, owner of Hennepin Industrial, did not return a call for comment.
Source: News Tribune
Another company says it hasn’t been paid by Hennepin Industrial Development LLC, the owner of the former steel mill in Hennepin.
On Tuesday morning, Judge Steve Kouri granted Dykon Explosive Demolition Corp. of Oklahoma the ability to join ongoing litigation against Hennepin Industrial.
Dykon, a demolition firm, is represented by attorney Paul J. Yovanic, Jr. of Seyfarth Shaw from Chicago.
In May and June of 2017, Dykon entered into subcontracts with Marino Development for demolition at the former steel mill, according to the Dykon’s petition.
“As of this date, (Bill) Marino still owes Dykon $56,000 for the first subcontract and the full $98,000 for the second contract,” according to the petition.
Bill Marino, owner of Hennepin Industrial, did not return a call for comment.
Source: News Tribune