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United States of America v. The Boeing Company
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September 01, 2023
Boeing Rocket Cleanup Suit Will Be Split Into 2 Phases
A Washington federal judge decided to bifurcate the U.S. government's $32 million lawsuit over Boeing Co.'s liability for cleanup costs from a California rocket launch site, ruling that it was the most efficient route legally and would not prejudice the aircraft company.
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April 26, 2023
Boeing Can't Escape Rocket Site Cleanup Case
A Washington federal judge has refused to toss the U.S. government's $32 million contaminated groundwater lawsuit against The Boeing Co., rejecting the aviation giant's argument that it was protected by a hold-harmless clause in a decades-old contract to build and test rockets for NASA's moonshots.
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June 22, 2022
Boeing Says Feds Want To Break Rocket Site Cleanup Deal
Boeing asked a Washington federal judge on Tuesday to toss the federal government's $32 million contaminated groundwater lawsuit, saying the suit is barred under a broad hold-harmless clause in a decades-old contract to build and test rockets for NASA's moonshots.
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April 13, 2022
US Hits Boeing With $32M Suit Over Rocket Site Cleanup
The federal government slapped Boeing with a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to recover more than $32 million it says the Navy is having to shell out to clean up the groundwater at a California site once used to assemble the rocket that helped launch the Apollo 11 crew to the moon.