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Asarco LLC v. Nustar Energy LP et al
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June 22, 2012
Union Pacific Says Asarco's $33M CERCLA Suit Is Time-Barred
Union Pacific Railroad Co. asked a California federal court on Thursday to throw out claims from mining giant Asarco LLC seeking contribution for $33 million in Superfund cleanup costs, arguing that the allegations are time-barred because of a 1989 settlement.
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June 07, 2012
CNA Escapes Asarco's $33M Superfund Cleanup Suit
A California federal judge on Wednesday dismissed mining giant Asarco LLC's efforts to recoup up to $33 million in cleanup costs from chemical company CNA Holdings LLC for a Superfund site, finding the claim was time-barred because of a 1989 settlement.
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July 08, 2011
CNA Can't Shake Asarco Suit Over $33M Calif. Cleanup
A federal judge on Thursday refused to grant CNA Holdings Inc.'s bid to dismiss a lawsuit that Asarco LLC brought seeking contributions toward a $33 million settlement over a California Superfund site that the mining company reached during its bankruptcy proceeding.
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March 25, 2011
Asarco Wants Others To Help Cover $33M Calif. Cleanup
Asarco LLC sued four chemical and energy companies Wednesday, seeking contributions toward a $33 million cleanup at a California Superfund site that Asarco took on in one of its bankruptcy settlements.