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Modern Holdings, LLC et al v. Corning, Inc. et al
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April 24, 2019
Corning, Philips Say Don't Drop Lengthy Glass Pollution Suit
Corning Inc. and Philips Electronics asked a Kentucky federal judge not to dismiss a long-running lawsuit accusing them of causing health problems by releasing hazardous materials, arguing that the property owners and residents were simply trying to refile the case in a different forum to avoid setbacks.
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March 29, 2018
Class Cert. Denied In Corning, Philips Glass Pollution Suit
A Kentucky federal judge on Thursday rejected a bid to certify a class of property owners and residents alleging Corning Inc. and Philips Electronics North America Corp. are liable for health problems and property damage caused by the release of hazardous materials at a glass manufacturing plant.
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August 18, 2016
Corning, Philips Can't Dodge Glass Pollution Class Action
A federal judge on Wednesday shot down Corning Inc. and Philips Electronics North America Corp.'s attempt to duck a proposed class action alleging certain health problems and property damages were caused by the release of hazardous materials at a glass manufacturing facility in Danville, Kentucky, which the companies once owned.
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May 07, 2015
5 Environmental Class Actions Attorneys Need To Track
From a novel effort to hold a banana grower accountable for environmental damage abroad to more traditional but still controversial claims over alleged contamination from a Superfund site at people's homes, experts say there are five interesting environmental class actions to keep an eye on.