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ASARCO v. Atlantic Richfield Company et al
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May 27, 2021
BP Unit To Pay $16M, Future Costs For Mont. Cleanup
A BP America subsidiary is on the hook to immediately pay mining company Asarco $15.3 million plus a $1 million sanction, as well as 25% of future costs for its share of cleaning up a Montana Superfund site, a federal judge has ruled.
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February 05, 2021
Asarco Says Superfund Site Needs Rival's Help Now, Not Later
Asarco told a Montana federal court in its closing argument on Friday that Atlantic Richfield must immediately contribute toward a budgeted $25 million cleanup of a refining complex, saying that the court shouldn't be waiting for "trumpets to sound" to announce final costs.
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February 04, 2021
Asarco Says Rival Must Help With $25M Cleanup Plan
Mining giant Asarco went to court Thursday to argue that some $25 million in budgeted future cleanup costs for an arsenic-leaching metal-refining site in Montana is concrete enough to force Atlantic Richfield Co. to help pay.
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June 27, 2018
ARCO Must Pay $28M Toward Mont. Superfund Cleanup
A Montana federal judge ruled Tuesday that mining firm Asarco LLC can recoup nearly $28 million from oil company Atlantic Richfield Co. to partly cover the arsenic cleanup at a Superfund site, agreeing with Asarco that it had more-reliable experts and was more forthcoming about the pollution.
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August 26, 2014
Asarco Loses Bid To Recoup Part Of $99M EPA Settlement
A Montana federal judge on Tuesday tossed mining company Asarco LLC's bid to recoup part of a $99 million settlement over a contaminated metals refinery, ruling Asarco had waited too long to seek help from other allegedly polluting companies to fund the deal.
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December 03, 2012
Oil, Metal Cos. Can't Escape Asarco Suit Over $113M Cleanup
A federal judge on Friday said Asarco LLC's bid to recoup part of a $113 million settlement over a contaminated Montana metals refinery can proceed, rejecting American Chemet Corp.'s and Atlantic Richfield Co.'s argument that the claim is time-barred.