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Columbia Falls Aluminum Company, LLC v. Atlantic Richfield Company
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August 26, 2021
BP Unit Owes $4.3M For Its Share Of Aluminum Site Cleanup
A Montana federal judge ruled after a bench trial that a BP America subsidiary must contribute over $4.3 million to the cleanup costs of a former aluminum production site in the state under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act.
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April 12, 2019
Contract Nuance Keeps Arco In Mont. CERCLA Suit
A Montana federal judge refused to let Atlantic Richfield Co. out of Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. LLC's suit seeking to recover cleanup costs for a former aluminum production site, deciding a 1985 agreement was too vague to immediately settle the issue in Arco's favor.