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Vol. 25, Nos. 1-49, pp. 1-1364
Jan. 7 - Dec. 30, 2010

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    SANCTIONS
      – Pollution exclusion clauses, contract suit, insurer delay, legal fees (Mich. Ct. App.), 95
    SEROQUEL
      – “Agreements in principle,” settling mass litigation, 797
      – Causation, diabetes, expert's methodology held unreliable (11th Cir.), 341
      – Diabetes, defense verdict reached (N.J. Super. Ct.), 256
      – Published diabetes data, suit untimely (Del. Super. Ct.), 1000
    SETTLEMENTS
      – Asbestos, plaintiff's settlement data (E.D. Pa.), 53
      – Superfund, pro tanto settlement method favored (S.D.W. Va.), 260
      – USTs, oil and gas, Long Beach, Cal., city/state settlement (Cal. Super. Ct.), 104
      – Zinc mining, soil and groundwater contamination (Okla. Dist. Ct.), 124
    SHIPS AND SHIPPING
      – Asbestos
        – – Merchant marine's son exposed, award (Md. Cir. Ct.), 93
        – – Navy ship parts, third party liability (Cal.), 5
      – Benzene, shipyard owners seek cleanup from steel mill (D. Md.), 1005
      – Clean Air Act (CAA), diesel engines
        – – Compliance, sales without compliance certificates charged (D.D.C.), 1037
        – – Oil refineries, nitrogen oxide rule challenge (D.C. Cir.), 679
      – Clean Water Act (CWA)
        – – Obsolete government ships (E.D. Cal.), 83
        – – Tugboat and barge firm manager sentenced for illegal dumping (N.D. Cal.), 889
      – Global standards for hazardous waste, EPA rule, 15
      – Oil spill, San Francisco Bay ship operator fined (N.D. Cal.), 170
    SILICA
      – Product liability, quarryman's faulty respirator charge untimely filed (E.D. Mo.), 1096
      – Workers' compensation for lung disease, causation testimony (Tenn.), 22
      – Wrongful death, lung cancer, executrix standing (Miss.), 183
    SMELTERS
      – China, lead poisoning, Gansu province residents sue smelter, 519
      – Lead may not be “pollutant” in insurance policies (E.D. Mo.), 431
      – Tex. law, unallocated settlements bar cleanup claim against insurer (5th Cir.), 781
      – Zinc, verdict for neighbors conditionally affirmed (W.Va.), 282; settlement (W.Va. Cir. Ct.), 1236
    SMOKING
    SODIUM HYDROXIDE
      – Fiberglass storage tank, negligent manufacture, worker burned (8th Cir.), 92
    SOIL POLLUTION
      – Canada, nickel refinery liable for lost property values, 699
      – China, law similar to Superfund drafted, 147
      – Dioxins, EPA interim cleanup guidance, 14; opposing views voiced, 355
      – Landfills
      – Pigments and dyes, Sensient Colors, Camden plant cleanup settled (D.N.J.), 561
      – Solvents, N.J., cleanup settlement reached, 785
      – Superfund
        – – Excavation and removal during cleanup not “disposal” (M.D. Pa.), 674
        – – Gas plant, Wis., cleanup plan unveiled, 1075
        – – PCE, fiduciary exemption protects trustee/cleanup contractor (N.D. Cal.), 1074
        – – Walpole manufacturing site since 1770s, settlement (D. Mass.), 781
      – TCE, electronics plant, natural resource damages (N.J. Super. Ct.), 32
      – Zinc mining, soil and groundwater contamination (Okla. Dist. Ct.), 124
    SOLVENTS
      – Brain damage, railroad worker's FELA verdict (Ky.), 516
      – Cancer link, causation, jury instruction upheld (Cal. Ct. App.), 1067
      – Fire, supplier from India must pay for damage (Tex. Dist. Ct.), 239
      – N-Propyl Bromide, solvents industry seeks regulation, 1167
      – N.J., soil and groundwater cleanup, settlement, 785
      – Potassium hydroxide shipment, EPA view of “spent material” challenged (D.C. Cir.), 463; initial use determines product's status, 802
      – VOC emissions, Safety-Kleen Sys. settles state charges (Cal. Super. Ct.), 381
    SOUTH CAROLINA
      – Chlorine gas, railway not liable to residents outside evacuation area (4th Cir.), 1178
      – Paint fumes, duty to indemnify, pollution exclusion clause (D.S.C.), 56
    SOUTH DAKOTA
      – Clean Air Act (CAA)
        – – Coal-fired power plant, Sierra Club challenge properly dismissed (8th Cir.), 836
        – – Ethanol producers, settle emissions, VOC violations (D.S.D.), 1081
    SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
      – Drinking water, toxic exposures at Camp Lejeune, personal injury suit (E.D.N.C.), 182
      – Hexavalent chromium in Iraqi water plant, FTCA does not bar veterans' claims (D. Or.), 906
      – Metals, time bar on nuisance and trespass claims not defeated (C.D. Ill.), 483
      – Superfund cost recovery
        – – Fraud claim (D.V.I.), 28
        – – Third party complaints, filing suit does not waive immunity (M.D. Pa.), 674
    SPILLS
      – Clean Water Act (CWA)
        – – Chicago, tank barge explosion and spill, captain charged (N.D. Ill.), 57
        – – Crude oil spills, Houston-based firm settles charges (E.D. Tex.), 805
        – – Exxon Valdez
          See Exxon Valdez, this heading
        – – Nustar Pipeline fined for not maintaining spill plans (D. Neb.), 263
        – – Pacific Pipeline Systems, penalty (C.D. Cal.), 83
      – Coal ash, discretionary function doctrine does not bar maintenance suit against TVA (E.D. Tenn.), 284
      – Coast Guard reauthorization, spill prevention
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3619
      – Exxon Valdez
        – – Animals, impact study, 116
        – – Award allocation (U.S., rev sought), 4; (rev den), 181
      – Gulf of Mexico
        – – Advance payments to affected states
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3306
        – – Agencies to probe, 409
        – – Ala. files two suits over BP spill (M.D. Ala.), 822; BP rejects lost revenue claim, 980
        – – BP blames Halliburton cement work, report, 946
        – – Broad scope of impacts discussed, 752
        – – Cause of rig accident unexplained at Senate hearings, 469
        – – Clean Water Act (CWA)
          – – – Citizens' suit, enforcement against BP planned, 567; filed (E.D. Pa.), 624; legal issues analyzed, Insight, 958
          – – – Transocean, rig owner, claims may proceed (S.D. Tex.), 596
        – – Compensation fund distribution not based on proximity, 1154; two options offered, 1238
        – – Congress briefed on cleanup progress, 434; Congress weighs legislation, 523
        – – Consolidation sought for suits against BP, Transocean and others (MDL), 453; 77 suits transferred and consolidated (J.P.M.L.), 795; La. suit to remain in multidistrict litigation (E.D. La.), 1064; BP waives liability limit, 1096; structure and schedule for litigation set, 1154; discovery to begin, 1239; status conference dates set, 1321; Justice Dept. files suit (E.D. La.), 1354; Transocean safety audit records ordered, 1355
        – – Crisis communication plans, Insight, 735
        – – Escrow account to be created by BP, 600
        – – Food
          – – – Dispersant Corexit 9500, class suit (E.D. La.), 666
          – – – Fishing ban area and monitoring efforts expanded, 498
          – – – Shrimpers file negligence suit (E.D. La.), 423
        – – Gulf Coast Claims Facility, process and predictions, Insight, 985
        – – Insurers seek ruling on coverage (S.D. Tex.), 544
        – – Liability caps
          – – – GAO asks Congress to revise trust fund cap, 1223
          – – – House panel measure to raise liability planned, 602
          – – – Increase to $10B
            See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3305
          – – – Offshore drilling accidents, Insight, 575
          – – – Transocean seeks $26.8M limit (S.D. Tex.), 482; DOJ moves to block limit, 563; Transocean/DOJ agreement reached, 597
          – – – White House supports lifting limit on future spills, 557
        – – Litigation, over 100 suits filed, 558
        – – Louisiana
          – – – BP to restore La. coast and test seafood, 1153
          – – – Transocean sued by state (E.D. La.), 979
        – – National commission works on restoration proposal, 1287
        – – Natural resource trustees assess damage, 1041
        – – Obama calls for updates to oil pollution laws, 601
        – – Restoration head seeks to divert CWA trust funds to BP cleanup, 1008
        – – Taxation and liability increases considered by White House, 498
      – N.J., prior property owner not liable for hazardous waste generation (N.J. Super. Ct.), 865
      – Oil and gas
        – – BP spill
          See Gulf of Mexico, this heading
        – – Coast Guard ups liability limits, 33
        – – Cook Inlet, tanker and refinery settle claims with Alaska, 708
        – – Cosco Busan owner settles over bunker fuel spill in San Francisco Bay (Cal. Super. Ct.), 1255
        – – Data collection by Coast Guard may begin, 923
        – – Economic loss claim enough to bring Oil Pollution Act case (W.D. La.), 350
        – – Exxon Valdez
          See Exxon Valdez, this heading
        – – Ill., crude oil pipeline spill, charges filed, 1078
        – – Massachusetts
          – – – Buzzards Bay, parts of state law preempted (D. Mass.), 351
          – – – Coastal property owners, class certification (1st Cir.), 180
        – – Mich., Kalamazoo River, cleanup pact reached, 1187
        – – Natural resource damages, transport firm settles (D. Mass.), 1222
        – – N.C. toughens spill liability, 806
        – – Nuisance suit, added claim time-barred under Oil Pollution Act (D. Kan.), 1254
        – – Puget Sound crude oil spill, fine assessed (W.D. Wash.), 264
        – – San Francisco Bay ship operator fined for spill (N.D. Cal.), 170
        – – Tenn., Oliver Springs, cleanup settlement, 1082
      – Superfund, coal tar distillates, railcar loading and inspection firms not liable (S.D.W. Va.), 165
      – Waste sludge, Hungary, EU reconsiders safety and liability rules, 1083
    STANDING
      – Asbestos, successor in interest, Commerce Clause issues clarified (Pa.), 1306
      – Citizen's suits, requirement for specific injury claims discussed, 193
      – CWA, lead bullets, citizens' standing (U.S., rev sought), 79; (rev den), 261
      – RCRA, masonry block from aircraft particles, rule clarification (U.S., rev sought), 430; (rev den), 563
      – Vioxx, settlement objectors may not challenge 2007 pact (5th Cir.), 746
      – Wrongful death, silica exposure, executrix standing (Miss.), 183
    STATE DEVELOPMENTS
      See specific state names
    STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS
      – AIDS, HIV-contaminated blood product, Taiwanese plaintiffs' claims time-barred (7th Cir.), 316
      – Asbestos
        – – Common law rule of repose runs when injury appears (Ala.), 423
        – – Dissolved firms, allowed suits limited to Cal. firms (Cal. Ct. App.), 426
      – Carbon monoxide, Wal-Mart enclosed freezer section employees' claims time-barred (6th Cir.), 204
      – Cement, property damage claim accrued despite state's finding (Tex. Ct. App.), 1235
      – Clean Air Act (CAA)
        – – Duke Energy, permit suit untimely (S.D. Ind.), 978
        – – Nonroad engines, rules challenge untimely (U.S., rev den), 1036
      – Drinking water, toxic exposures at Camp Lejeune, personal injury suit (E.D.N.C.), 182; repose law exception allows suit, 1208
      – Duty to indemnify, time bar inapplicable to firm administratively dissolved (S.D. Ind.), 261
      – Ephedra and aneurysm link, discovery time bar guidance sought (2d Cir.), 257
      – FIFRA, spray drift suit against EPA time-barred (D.D.C.), 1153
      – Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
        – – N.Y. time-barred claims may not be filed elsewhere (D. Minn.), 1000
        – – Provera and breast cancer (Pa. Super. Ct.), 51
        – – Va. cancer claims timely, tolled by prior class suit (E.D. Va.), 641
      – Metals, sovereign immunity cannot defeat time bar on nuisance and trespass claims (C.D. Ill.), 483
      – Minn. cost recovery, discretion in timeliness (D. Minn.), 731
      – Mirapex and gambling, time-bar (D. Minn.), 913
      – Mold, mobile home minus land not “real property,” suit untimely (Mich. Ct. App.), 156
      – Oil spill, claim added to nuisance suit time-barred under Oil Pollution Act (D. Kan.), 1254
      – Pain pumps
        – – Limitations period, discovery rule saves claims (D. Minn.), 1211; most claims to proceed, 1309
        – – N.C. plaintiff's case transferred (D. Minn.), 727
      – Paxil
        – – Infant's death, use during pregnancy, suit not time-barred (S.D. Ohio), 374
        – – Suicide, wrongful death appeal untimely (10th Cir.), 424; rehearing sought, 486
      – RCRA, endangerment finding (N.D. Tex.), 78
      – Seroquel, diabetes link, suit untimely (Del. Super. Ct.), 1000
      – Silica, quarryman's faulty respirator charge untimely filed (E.D. Mo.), 1096
      – Substitution of parties, Miss. post-death claim dismissed (Miss.), 1123
      – Superfund
        – – Discovery rule, interpretations, Insight, 710
        – – Landfill cleanup, cost recovery claim time-barred (W.D. Pa.), 1185
        – – Oversight cost claim untimely (D.N.J.), 1004
        – – Poultry waste, Ill. River, tribe's motion to intervene untimely (10th Cir.), 1004
      – Vaccines, DPT, child's cognitive impairment, state compensation requires timely federal filing (N.C. Ct. App.), 396
      – Zyprexa and diabetes
        – – Adolescent (E.D.N.Y.), 6
        – – Weight gain, suspicion (E.D.N.Y.), 115
    STATUTES OF REPOSE
      – Asbestos
        – – Dissolved firms, statute valid for claims against (Me.), 544
        – – Floor tile manufacturer may not invoke statute (R.I. Super. Ct.), 1027
        – – Rule begins to run when injury appears (Ala.), 423
      – Pondimin and pulmonary hypertension, suit barred (U.S., rev den), 286
    STEEL
      – Benzene, shipyard owners seek cleanup from steel mill (D. Md.), 1005
      – Clean Air Act (CAA)
        – – Greenhouse gas from stationary sources, steel firms challenge EPA rule (D.C. Cir.), 564
        – – Silicon steel plant, Allegheny Ludlum fined (W.D. Pa.), 493
        – – Steel plant's operating permit to be reviewed (S.D. Ill.), 864
      – CWA, Baltimore, Bethlehem Steel charged with toxic releases (D. Md.), 706
      – Particulates emissions, reductions at Ill. plant planned, 732
    SULFUR DIOXIDE
      – Chinese drywall, sulfur gas
        – – Fla. homeowner class certified (Fla. Cir. Ct.), 551
        – – Indemnity, builder's voluntary cleanup not covered (E.D. Va.), 368
        – – Jury award to Fla. couple (Fla. Cir. Ct.), 640
        – – Lowe's settles with nationwide purchaser class (Ga. Super. Ct.), 825
        – – Multidistrict case, economic losses (E.D. La.), 75; seven Va. homes to be repaired, 342; award for La. family, 397; 300 homes to be repaired, 1128; pollution exclusion clauses no bar to coverage, 1349
      – Clean Air Act (CAA)
        – – Hourly air standard announced by EPA, 569; industry groups and states challenge standard (D.C. Cir.), 888
        – – Murphy Oil, Meraux refinery (E.D. La.), 122; settlement (W.D. Wis.), 1009
        – – Power plant emissions, legislation plan, 105
      – Clean Air Interstate Rule replacement, stricter emissions caps proposed, 681
      – Medical waste incinerators, EPA to revise emission standards, 497
      – Power plant emissions caps
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 2995
    SUPERFUND
      – Apportionment rules not changed by Burlington ruling (E.D. Cal.), 461
      – Armed services
        – – Air force base cleanup without formal pact illegal, EPA says, 949
        – – Ft. Detrick, Md., cleanup agreement finalized, 1345
      – Bankruptcy
        – – Chemtura resolves liability for 17 sites (S.D.N.Y.), 861; Gowanus Canal cleanup proposed (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 1035
        – – Chrysler, unsecured claim for EPA (S.D.N.Y.), 755
        – – Creosote, Tronox settles cleanup liability in 22 states (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 1248
        – – Lyondell Chem., cleanup settled (S.D.N.Y.), 323
        – – Packaging maker Smurfit-Stone settles claims for six sites (Bankr. D. Del.), 1161
      – Brownfields, all appropriate inquiries rule, comments, 267
      – Contribution
      – Cooperative agreements for response and remediation, EPA submits proposed rule, 439
      – Cost recovery
        – – Benzene, shipyard owners seek cleanup from steel mill (D. Md.), 1005
        – – B.F. Goodrich site, U.S. waived right to sue private PRPs in earlier case (C.D. Cal.), 832
        – – Burlington case effect on liability, 84
        – – Coal tar distillates, railcar spill, loading and inspection firms not liable (S.D.W. Va.), 165
        – – Consent pact does not bar claim (W.D.N.Y.), 1185
        – – Electroplating, owner of leased equipment liable as facility owner (N.D. Ill.), 141
        – – Fraud claim, sovereign immunity (D.V.I.), 28
        – – Highway storm water runoff, state liable for cleanup (W.D. Wash.), 675
        – – Industrial waste water plant, corporate veil not pierced (E.D. Mo.), 801
        – – Injunction denial bars response claim (Mich. Ct. App.), 1135
        – – Liability finding not needed to constitute initial action (D.N.H.), 1282
        – – Mercury, N.Y. site, costs sought from metal dealers and recyclers (S.D.N.Y.), 377
        – – Non-settling party may intervene in consent decree (9th Cir,), 561
        – – Oversight cost claim untimely (D.N.J.), 1004
        – – Owner/operator liability does not attach to off-site cleanup (W.D. Wash.), 705; arranger liability attaches before causation, 1247
        – – “Ownership” status determined at time of cleanup (9th Cir.), 754
        – – PCE, party reimbursing state may not seek cost recovery (E.D.N.Y.), 290
        – – Pa. landfill cleanup, recovery claim time-barred (W.D. Pa.), 1185
        – – Perchlorate, noncompliance with Natl. Contingency Plan (9th Cir.), 801; (U.S., rev den), 1247
        – – Pigments and dye, Sensient Colors, Camden plant cleanup settled (D.N.J.), 561
        – – Pro tanto settlement method favored (S.D.W. Va.), 260
        – – Radioactive byproduct releases, state-initiated cleanup (M.D. Pa.), 120
        – – State immunity to third party complaint not waived by CERCLA filing (M.D. Pa.), 674
      – Criminal cases
      – Defense Dept. sites, EPA may need expanded authority, GAO report, 839
      – Dioxins, Mich. water pollution, Dow Chem. cleanup, 55
      – Diverted funds, official not alter ego (Tex. Ct. App.), 1110
      – Financial assurance for cleanups, 16; affected industries, 33
      – Fraud conspiracy, subcontractor's sales rep sentenced (D.N.J.), 190
      – Independent government cost estimates, EPA urged to emphasize, 171
      – Insurance
        – – Excess insurer may have defense duty despite policy's silence (Wis.), 677
        – – Third-party property cleanup within site, no coverage owed (Wis. Ct. App.), 1218
      – Landfills
      – Limitations period, discovery rule, interpretations, Insight, 710
      – Manufacturing site since 1770s, Walpole, settlement (D. Mass.), 781
      – Mining
        – – Bunker Hill site, claims by Coeur d'Alene tribe settled (D. Idaho), 214
        – – Questa, N.M., Molycorp to be cleaned up, 1346
      – Natural resource damages
      – N.J. site, chemical firm and officers to pay for cleanup (D.N.J.), 755
      – Oil and gas
        – – Newtown creek site, ExxonMobil settles charges (E.D.N.Y.), 1250
        – – San Pablo Bay refinery, natural resource damages, Chevron fined (N.D. Cal.), 141
      – Outlook 2010, 173
      – PCBs
      – Prospective purchaser defense and liability protection, Special Report, 1357
      – Radiation, Gulf Nuclear Site, cleanup resolved by Halliburton and others (S.D. Tex.), 862
      – Refineries, Okla. site, multiple defendants settle (W.D. Okla.), 1108
      – Takings claim inapplicable to waterway restrictions at Superfund site (Fed. Cir.), 1259
      – Tar Creek site, relocation fund to cover Kan. residents, 378; ban on property value suits valid (Okla.), 644; state not party to tribe's damages suit (N.D. Okla.), 886
      – Taxation
        – – Orphan site cleanups
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3125
        – – “Polluter pays” taxes, reinstatement urged, 625
      – TCE, Kan. airport, Raytheon cleanup ordered (10th Cir.), 10
      – Top 2010 issues, 173
      – USTs, contamination threat data warrants EPA access (D. Mass.), 974
      – Vapor intrusion, site qualification, GAO suggests criteria, 648
      – VOCs
        – – Circuit board maker, groundwater cleanup settlement (D.N.J.), 377
        – – Electroplating site, five firms to pay cleanup costs (N.D. Ill.), 833
      – Voluntary standard for sustainable remediation discussed, 219
    SUPREME COURT, U.S.
      – Associate justice, Kagan nominated, 467
      – Baycol and heart disease, economic injury class action bar (rev grant), 1028
      – Clean Air Act (CAA)
        – – Nonroad engines, rules challenge untimely (rev den), 1036
        – – Nuisance suits to cut electric plants' greenhouse gas emissions (rev sought), 797; full review opposed (brief filed), 887; (amicus briefs filed), 948; (rev grant), 1272
      – Clean Water Act (CWA)
        – – Citizens' suit, lead bullets, standing (rev sought), 79; (rev den), 261
        – – Everglades, polluted water transfer, permit not needed (rev sought), 838; Miccosukee Tribe also appeals (rev sought), 888; (rev den), 1248
        – – Exxon Valdez oil spill, award allocation (rev sought), 4; (rev den), 181
        – – Permit requirements, EPA exemptions vacated (rev den), 167; EPA developing legal protection for applicators, 192; safety concerns over proposed permits raised, 245; OMB reviews EPA proposal, 471
        – – Real estate developer, dredging conviction (rev den), 29
        – – Wetlands, warrantless search, N.J. fine and restoration order (rev sought), 1007
      – Climate change, Hurricane Katrina, Miss. property owners' suit (rev sought), 910
      – Corporate citizenship in diversity cases, “nerve center” test (vac and rem), 156
      – HRT and breast cancer, plaintiff opposes review of punitive award (brief filed), 555; (rev den), 618
      – Lead paint, nuisance, contingent legal fees, amicus brief filed (rev sought), 1276
      – Metoclopramide
        – – Eighth Circuit finds no bar, Solicitor Gen. view invited (rev sought), 521; (brief filed), 1180; (rev grant), 1180
        – – Fifth Circuit finds no bar, opposing review (brief filed), 827
      – Pondimin and pulmonary hypertension, suit time barred (rev den), 286
      – Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
        – – Bankruptcy, cleanup costs not dischargeable (rev sought), 215; briefing time extended, 644; (rev den), 1034
        – – Hydrogen sulfide gas, airplane de-icing at gate not dangerous (rev sought), 756; (rev den), 1034
        – – Masonry block from aircraft particles, rule clarification (rev sought), 430; (rev den), 563
        – – Tex. landfill disputes state authority (rev sought), 1105; (rev den), 1252
      – Superfund
        – – Boarhead Farms, payment rule, incurring cleanup costs (rev sought), 921; (rev den), 1246
        – – Contribution, collateral source rule (rev den), 28
        – – Perchlorate, noncompliance with Natl. Contingency Plan (rev den), 1247
      – Tobacco, Scalia halts payment to La. smoker class (judgment stayed), 996; (rev sought), 1310
      – Trovan clinical trials and meningitis, Nigerian families may sue Pfizer (rev den), 663
      – Tylenol, failure to warn claims for over-the-counter drugs (rev sought), 1278
      – Urinary tract analgesic, allergic reaction, pharmacy not liable (rev den), 1029
      – Vaccines, design defect claims against manufacturers preempted (rev grant), 209; (briefs filed), 552; (amicus briefs filed), 590; respondent's case (brief filed), 748; (amicus briefs filed), 825; (oral arg), 1064

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