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Civitarese et al v. The 3M Company et al
Case Number:
1:18-cv-10747
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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Firms
- Brian Cunha & Associates
- Day Pitney
- Greenberg Traurig
- Kenney & Sams
- Manchel & Brennan
- Mayer Brown
- Mintz Levin
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October 11, 2018
3M, Others Try To Pause Foam Contamination Suits For MDL
3M Co., Tyco Fire Products LP and other companies that produced a fire-suppressant foam that is at the center of lawsuits claiming the foam caused illnesses asked a Massachusetts federal court to put a selection of cases over the product on hold while the suits are considered for multidistrict litigation.
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September 11, 2018
Tyco, 3M, Others Want Out Of Foam-Contaminated Water Suit
Tyco Fire Products LP, 3M Co. and other companies that produced a fire suppressant foam have told a Massachusetts federal court that a suit filed by a group of Cape Cod residents claiming the product caused illnesses should be tossed, arguing the allegations couldn't properly be connected to specific manufacturers.
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April 18, 2018
Cape Codders Sue Tyco, 3M Over Foam-Contaminated Water
A group of Cape Cod residents filed a putative class action Wednesday in Massachusetts federal court against 3M Co., Chemguard Inc. and Tyco Fire Products LP, claiming a fire-suppression foam manufactured by the chemical companies contaminated soil and groundwater, hurting property values and causing adverse health effects.