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Addison Central School District et al v. Monsanto Co. et al
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2:23-cv-00164
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October 01, 2024
Monsanto Can't Avoid Vt. Schools' Nuisance Claims Over PCBs
A Vermont federal judge has refused to dismiss nuisance and trespass claims by public school districts asserting their buildings were contaminated with a toxic chemical made by Monsanto Co., finding they plausibly alleged Monsanto knew the products would make their way onto the properties yet chose not to warn the districts.
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August 24, 2023
Monsanto Seeks Hefty Ax Of Vt. School Districts' PCB Claims
Monsanto has called on a Vermont federal judge to dismiss the vast majority of the plaintiffs in litigation brought by more than 90 Vermont public school districts seeking damages for the alleged contamination of their school buildings with a toxic chemical the company manufactured.
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July 06, 2023
Vermont Schools Sue Monsanto Over PCB Contamination
More than 90 Vermont public school districts are seeking potentially billions in damages from Monsanto Co. after alleging school buildings throughout the state were contaminated with a toxic chemical the company manufactured, and downplayed the dangers of, for decades.