Shell Gets US High Court Hearing on Cleanup Suits

Information Ready Litigation Solutions has provided litigation support in both electronic document management and trial presentation in SHELL OIL CO. V. UNITED STATES ET AL. since 1996. The Supreme Court has granted Shell's petition for writ of certiorari October 1, 2008. Information Ready Litigation Solutions also provided 8 weeks trial support at the table in this case. Case relates to CERCLA arranger liability issues and began as Brown & Bryant V. Atchison, Topeka, Santa Fe Railway Et Al. This is a Superfund site (pesticide contamination) in central California.
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07-1601; 071607 Burlington Northern, Shell Oil Petitions For Writs Of Certiorari Granted: Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Case

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