Firm guilty in '99 death - By Tom Rybarczyk, Chicago Tribune
The deaths of Lane and Cumpston were the latest in a long history of workplace fatalities for L.E. Myers, a company that builds and repairs high-voltage power lines.
A Tribune investigation in 2003 showed the company had had 35 work-related deaths and 200 violations of federal and state safety rules since 1972.
'This company has a history of flouting OSHA violations,' Sussman said, who added that this case was unusual in its criminal prosecution.
Electrical Contractor Convicted Of Willfully Killing Employee - By Jordan Barab, Confined Space
Yeah, just one of those things. Dangerous industry. Accidents happen. Workers screw up. Unfortunate. Damn.