Adam Vinoskey

Adam Vinosky, age 20s, Denbo, PA View Details

Locations: Denbo PA, Richeyville PA, Vestaburg PA Possible Relatives: Amanda O Vinosky, Andrew Vinosky, Michaele D Vinosky

Adam D Fineske, age 30s View Details

Possible Relatives: Adam Denver Fineske, Kathryn A Fineske

Adam V Vinoskey, age 43 View Details

Address:***** Island View Dr, Penhook, VA. Phone Number: (540) 576-****

Adam V Vinoskey, age 85 View Details

Address:***** Bromelia Ct, Naples, FL. Phone Number: (434) 426-****

PDF Scalia v. Vinoskey - U.S. Department of Labor • dol.gov

In this case, the Secretary alleged that Adam Vinoskey ("Vinoskey") and Evolve Bank and Trust violated ERISA when Vinoskey sold his Sentry stock to the ESOP in 2010 for far above fair market value (the "2010 Transaction"). JA 0024- 36. Following a weeklong bench trial, the district court agreed and held Vinoskey

Walsh v. Vinoskey, No. 20-1252 (4th Cir. 2021) :: Justia • justia.com

Four years later, Vinoskey, presumably as trustee for the Adam Vinoskey Trust, forgave $4,639,467 of the ESOP's outstanding debt. B. The Secretary of the United States Department of Labor sued Evolve and Vinoskey, 2 claiming the ESOP's purchase of Vinoskey's remaining Sentry stock was a prohibited transaction under ERISA as Vinoskey was a ...

Pizzella v. Vinoskey, 409 F. Supp. 3d 473 - Casetext • casetext.com

Adam Vinoskey served as Sentry's CEO and the Chairman of Sentry's Board of Directors, and Carole Vinoskey, who passed away in July 2011, served as Sentry's Secretary/Treasurer. (JX 28 at 3479; JX 69; Tr.1 180:14-21 (Holcomb)). Although Adam Vinoskey maintains that "[p]eople came to visit [Sentry] and wanted to buy the company" on at least three ...

PDF PUBLISHED - United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit • uscourts.gov

the Adam Vinoskey Trust they had since formed. Along with his role as president and chief executive officer of Sentry and chair of its board, Vinoskey served as one of the trustees to the ESOP. Around 2010, Vinoskey expressed his interestto sellthe Vinoskeys' remaining shares to the ESOP.

US Labor Department sues Sentry Equipment Erector's ESOP fiduciaries ... • dol.gov

In December 2010, Vinoskey sold the ESOP his remaining 51,000 shares - fully 52 percent of the company - at $406 per share, for a total sale price of $20,706,000. This price greatly exceeded that offered to other participants who had previously sold their shares back to the ESOP at prices ranging from $241 to $285 per share.

Federal Judge Orders Virginia Company's Former CEO and Institutional ... • pervidiobenefits.com

An investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) found that Adam Vinoskey, former CEO of Sentry Equipment Erectors Inc. - based in Forest, Virginia - and Evolve Bank and Trust violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). The breach occurred in December 2010 when Vinoskey ...

PDF United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit • appraisers.org

adam vinoskey and the adam vinoskey trust defendants - appellants _____ on appeal from the united states district court for the western district of virginia at lynchburg _____ brief of amicus curiae american society of appraisers in support of defendants-appellants for reversal ...

Court Finds Red Flags Ignored in ESOP Valuation - PLANADVISER • planadviser.com

An investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor's (DOL) Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) found that Adam Vinoskey, former CEO of Sentry Equipment Erectors Inc., and Evolve Bank and Trust violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). The breach occurred in December 2010 when Vinoskey and Evolve approved the ...