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Ryan et al v. The Newark Group, INC. et al
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4:22-cv-40089
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- Beveridge & Diamond
- Campbell Conroy
- Clark Hill
- CMBG3 Law
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- Goldberg Segalla
- Gordon Rees
- Lawson & Weitzen
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- Mayer Brown
- Mintz Levin
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- Thornton Law Firm LLP
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- 3M Co.
- Caraustar Industries, Inc.
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- DuPont de Nemours Inc.
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- The Chemours Co.
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December 22, 2023
Judge Keeps RICO Claims In Mass. Town Water Pollution Suit
A federal court has affirmed most of a magistrate judge's finding that a putative class of Westminster, Massachusetts, residents who accused several companies of conspiring to contaminate their drinking water with so-called "forever chemicals" have made sufficient claims to move forward with their class action.
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September 18, 2023
Companies Say Judge Went Too Far In Mass. PFAS Report
A magistrate judge in Massachusetts gave too much leeway in recommending residents' civil racketeering claims advance against a group of businesses accused of dumping contaminated waste that spiked a town's drinking water with so-called forever chemicals, the companies said.
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September 05, 2023
RICO Claims Greenlit In Mass. PFAS Water Pollution Suit
A federal magistrate judge has recommended allowing civil racketeering claims to go forward against companies over the alleged contamination of a central Massachusetts town's drinking water with so-called forever chemicals, while concluding the corporate parents of one of the businesses should be cut loose from the case.
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October 13, 2022
Companies Say Mass. Town's Water Pollution Isn't Their Fault
A packaging company and a paperboard business told a federal judge Thursday that they should be able to escape a suit brought by two Massachusetts couples over allegedly contaminated drinking water, arguing they cannot be sued for the actions of their separate subsidiary.
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August 03, 2022
'Forever Chemicals' Polluted Mass. Town's Water, Suit Says
Two Massachusetts couples have filed a proposed class action accusing several companies linked to a composting facility of contaminating the town's drinking water with so-called forever chemicals, calling them responsible for an "environmental disaster."