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Howmet Aerospace Inc. et al v. Cal-Tron Plating, Inc. et al
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2:20-cv-02586
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Firms
- Downey Brand
- Edlin Gallagher
- Glaser Weil
- Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani
- Hamrick & Evans
- Lathrop GPM
- Somach Simmons
- Wactor & Wick
- Weiss & Zaman
Companies
- BASF SE
- Baxter International Inc.
- Crosby & Overton Inc.
- Ferro Corp.
- General Dynamics Corp.
- Halliburton Co.
- Hexcel Corp.
- Honeywell International Inc.
- Howmet Aerospace Inc.
- International Paper Co.
- Masco Corp.
- Mattel Inc.
- Merck & Co. Inc.
- Quest Diagnostics Inc.
- RTX Corp.
- Safety-Kleen, Inc.
- Sparton Corp.
- The Boeing Co.
- The Walt Disney Co.
- TriMas Corp.
- Univar Solutions Inc.
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May 22, 2020
Cos. Say Stay Halliburton Superfund Suit For 9th Circ. Ruling
A massive group of chemical, defense and manufacturing companies have asked a California federal judge to pause their case against Halliburton and others over Superfund cleanup funds until the Ninth Circuit rules on whether similar claims are time-barred, arguing a delay would avoid a lot of waste.
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March 19, 2020
Halliburton Must Contribute To Superfund Site Bills, Cos. Say
Halliburton Co. should contribute to the cleanup of a Southern California Superfund site because solvents it had used to clean parts and equipment polluted the ground that a massive group of health care, chemical and defense companies have paid millions to remediate, the group said in a California federal court lawsuit.