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BATES et al v. THE 3M COMPANY et al
Case Number:
2:16-cv-04961
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Nature of Suit:
P.I.: Personal Inj. Prod. Liability
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
- Duane Morris
- Eckert Seamans
- Gray Layton
- Greenberg Traurig
- Levin Sedran
- Mayer Brown
- Napoli Shkolnik
- Quinn Emanuel
- Shook Hardy
- Taylor Colicchio
- Weitz & Luxenberg
Companies
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March 19, 2018
3M Says Philly-Area Contamination Suit Should Stay On Hold
3M Co., a Tyco International unit and three other companies accused of contaminating the water supply in the Philadelphia area pushed back Friday against an attempt by residents to resume the case, arguing that they haven't given a good reason to lift the judge's stay before two related cases are decided at the Third Circuit.
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March 05, 2018
Philly-Area Residents Want Contamination Suit Unpaused
Philadelphia-area residents who allege their water supplies were contaminated by cancer-causing chemicals used in firefighting foam sold to the U.S. Navy urged a federal judge on Friday to lift a stay in their case, saying they would be harmed if the case remains on ice.
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May 23, 2017
Philly-Area Residents Defend Contamination Suit Against 3M
Philadelphia-area residents who allege their water supplies were contaminated by cancer-causing chemicals used in firefighting foam sold to the U.S. Navy defended their class action suit from 3M and Tyco dismissal bids in a motion filed Monday in Pennsylvania federal court.
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April 24, 2017
3M Looks To Dodge Suit Over Navy Base Water Contamination
The 3M Co. told a Pennsylvania federal judge Friday that it had no responsibility to protect the health of Philadelphia-area residents who claim in a class action that their water supplies were contaminated by cancer-causing chemicals used in firefighting foam sold to the U.S. Navy.
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September 16, 2016
3M, Others Hit With Water Contamination Class Action
Residents near two former military bases outside of Philadelphia filed a class action in Pennsylvania federal court on Thursday, accusing 3M Co., a Tyco International unit and others of contaminating their water supply with cancer-causing chemicals contained in firefighting suppressant agents the companies sold to the U.S. Navy.