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May 2001
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All Parties to a Clean Water Act Citizen Suit May Be Named in an Insurer's Declaratory Relief Action
Legion Ins. Co. v. Wisconsin-California Forest Products
In a decision filed on February 6, 2001, a United States District Judge ruled that all parties in a Clean Water Act (CWA) citizen suit may be named in an action filed by an insurer seeking a declaration of whether it must provide insurance coverage to the defendant in the citizen suit.
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Legion Ins. Co. v. Wisconsin-California Forest Products
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