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Cyprus Amax Minerals Company v. TCI Pacific Communications, Inc. et al
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April 01, 2021
Comcast Unit Owes $14M After Balking At Zinc Cleanup
A Comcast unit owes at least $14.3 million for pollution cleanup at an Oklahoma smelter site, a federal judge ruled Wednesday following trial, raising the company's proportion of the bill after it refused to cooperate with environmental officials.
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February 02, 2015
TCI Inherited Responsibility For Zinc Cleanup, Judge Rules
An Oklahoma federal judge on Monday ruled that TCI Pacific Communications Inc. is the successor-in-interest to a zinc processing company and that it might be liable to Cyprus Amax Minerals Co. for cleanup costs at two defunct zinc smelting facilities.
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September 14, 2012
Viacom Unit, TCI Get Kan. Law Applied To Zinc Cleanup Suit
An Oklahoma federal judge on Wednesday granted a Viacom Inc. subsidiary and TCI Pacific Communications Inc.'s request to have Kansas state law determine whether Cyprus Amax Minerals Co. can hold them liable for environmental cleanup costs at two defunct zinc smelting facilities.
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April 27, 2011
Viacom, CBS, TCI Pacific Sued For Zinc Cleanup
Cyprus Amax Minerals Co. sued Viacom Inc., CBS Corp. and TCI Pacific Communications Inc. in Oklahoma on Tuesday, alleging the media companies, successors to a former zinc smelting operation near Collinsville, Okla., should help pay for environmental remediation at the site.