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Shell Oil Company v. US
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April 28, 2014
Oil Cos. Covered For Cleanup Under WWII Contracts: Fed Circ.
World War II-era contracts demand that the U.S. government reimburse Shell Oil Co. and several other oil firms for a portion of $92 million in cleanup costs at an aviation fuel-contaminated Superfund site, the Federal Circuit ruled Monday.
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January 08, 2014
Shell, Others Seek Revival Of $92M WWII Cleanup Suit
Shell Oil Co. and several other oil companies urged a Federal Circuit panel Wednesday to force the federal government to indemnify them for $92 million in cleanup costs stemming from aviation fuel-contaminated Superfund sites from World War II, claiming their government contract from the time provided for the reimbursement.