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The firm represented a major manufacturing concern in multi-party litigation over liability for a former canal under the federal Superfund law.
The firm represented an environmental remediation contractor in litigation over the scope of the work to be performed under a $25 million contract with the EPA for the clean-up of a ten-acre PCB contaminated site.
The firm defended a corporate successor in actions for cleanup and toxic tort damages arising out of alleged disposal by an acquired subsidiary.
The firm represented a landlord in enforcement action under the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act alleging tenant’s failure to comply with regulations relating to closing of plant and arbitration with former tenant over ultimate responsibility for plant closure costs.
The firm represented a bankruptcy trustee in an adversary proceeding brought by the United States and State of Illinois concerning abandonment of a former industrial facility with significant legacy environmental issues.



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	back to >> Litigation page >> Representative Matters Litigation Environmental The firm represented a major manufacturing concern in multi-party litigation over liability for a former canal under the federal Superfund law. The firm represented an environmental remediation contractor in litigation over the scope of the work to be performed under a $25 million contract with the EPA for the clean-up of a ten-acre PCB contaminated site. The firm defended a corporate successor in actions for cleanup and toxic tort damages arising out of alleged disposal by an acquired subsidiary. The firm represented a landlord in enforcement action under the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act alleging tenant’s failure to comply with regulations relating to closing of plant and arbitration with former tenant over ultimate responsibility for plant closure costs. The firm represented a bankruptcy trustee in an adversary proceeding brought by the United States and State of Illinois concerning abandonment of a former industrial facility with significant legacy environmental issues.



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