A.__Each day that a violation of section 643, 644, 645 or 646 or rules adopted pursuant to those sections remains uncorrected following notice to the employer or other person may be counted as a separate violation.

B.__The bureau may direct an employer or other person to correct any violations in a manner and within a time frame that the bureau determines appropriate to ensure compliance with this subchapter, with the rules adopted under this subchapter or to protect the public health.__ Failure to correct violations within a time frame established by the bureau constitutes a separate violation subject to fine.

C.__The Attorney General may bring an action seeking forfeitures under this subsection, to enjoin violations of this subchapter and for any other available remedy.

4.__Private right of action.__A person aggrieved by a violation of this subchapter or any regulation under this subchapter by an employer or other person or entity may file suit in any court of this State having jurisdiction over the parties, without regard to exhaustion of administrative remedies that may exist.

A.__If the court finds that an employer or other person has violated a provision of this subchapter or any rule adopted pursuant to this subchapter, the court shall award damages up to and including an amount equal to the actual damages or statutory damages of up to $2,500 per plaintiff per violation, equitable relief as appropriate, costs and reasonable attorney's fees to the aggrieved person or persons.

B.__Notwithstanding paragraph A or C, the court shall award statutory damages of up to $50,000 per plaintiff per violation if the court finds that:

(1) The defendant knowingly required or permitted a driver to drive a vehicle used to transport any forestry worker while under the influence of alcohol or any substance listed in Title 17-A, section 1102, the defendant had actual knowledge of the driver's condition and, as a result of the driver's driving while under the influence, the forestry worker represented in the action under this subsection suffered bodily injury or death;