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November 2003
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Tenth Circuit Allows State Of Colorado’s Late Cost Recovery Claim
State of Colorado v. Sunoco, et als.
Although litigators rarely get a “second bite at the apple,” the Tenth Circuit United States Court of Appeals is allowing the State of Colorado upon rehearing and remand to enter the necessary proofs supporting claims that otherwise would have been beyond CERCLA’s statute of limitations.
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