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1 A battle joined: The looming reinsurance war Lockwood, Gary
 1992
 2 p. 161-183
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2 A first-hand look at third-party trigger and known loss issues in Montrose v. Admiral Bishop, Dorn G.
 1995
 2 p. 5-28
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3 An approach to expedite the cleanup of contaminated property and reduce associated claims litigation Cambridge, Megan
 1998
 2 p. 49-58
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4 An overview of transporter liability under CERCLA Hobbs, Randall E.
 1997
 2 p. 73-90
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5 Appraisal Clauses and the Environmental Claim—The Rip Van Winkle in Your Property Insurance Policy Urgo, Steven D.
 2006
 2 p. 135-144
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6 A Review of Surface Geophysical Techniques as a Tool for Environmental Investigations 2003
 2 p. 261-268
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7 A summary of some major insurance coverage disputes involving manufacture or use of pesticides Rathvon, James P.
 1989
 2 p. 227-236
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8 Background Sources of Benzene Complicate Indoor Air Sampling at a Petroleum Release Site Phillips, William
 2002
 2 p. 223-233
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9 Bankruptcy and Environmental Law Jones, Roland Gary
 1994
 2 p. 57-67
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10 Bermuda Policies' So-Called “Pollution Exclusions” May Not Bar Coverage for Liabilities Arising from Product Defects and Claims Involving Production Practices Ellison, John N.
 2005
 2 p. 143-151
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11 Blueprint for the critical review of technical environmental reports Wood, David F.
 1993
 2 p. 217-224
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12 2002 BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE UPDATE 2003
 2 p. 143-169
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13 Book review Quinn, Michael Sean
 1999
 2 p. 195-204
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14 California choice of law, insurance contracts, and environmental litigation Quinn, Michael Sean
 1995
 2 p. 29-75
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15 Carter-Wallace explains application to excess liability policies of Owens-Illinois methodology for allocating indivisible losses that trigger multiple coverage periods Butz, Andrew
 1999
 2 p. 49-112
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16 Cause—or Effect? The Legal Tests and Strategies Governing Number of Occurrences Masters, Lorelie S.
 2005
 2 p. 109-132
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17 CERCLA and the duty to defend: How will “suit” be interpreted in CGL policies? Menter, Timothy S.
 1993
 2 p. 155-172
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18 CERCLA targets: The expanding scope of superfund Lockwood, Gary L.
 1990
 2 p. 153-182
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19 Characterizing the Source of Fugitive Middle Distillate Fuels—A Case Study Involving Railroad Diesel Fuel, Mandan, North Dakota Stout, Scott A.
 2004
 2 p. 157-172
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20 Claims against corporate directors and officers for negligent misrepresentation: Is there coverage? Williams, Richard D.
 2000
 2 p. 39-49
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21 Claims-made insurance coverage: Selected issues Harwood, Tam L.
 1988
 2 p. 169-180
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22 Cleanup of manufactured gas plants: Utilities may be liable Phillips, William H.
 1991
 2 p. 231-245
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23 Complying with chemical regulations and new chemical notifications in Europe Whtieman, Marian E.
 1994
 2 p. 85-115
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24 Conflicting trends in toxic tort liability Kimble, James L.
 1989
 2 p. 153-164
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25 Contractual allocation of environmental liabilities: Recent developments and practice considerations Murphy, Margaret
 1997
 2 p. 91-104
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26 Controlling pre-trial costs in coverage litigation: A primer for in-house counsel Rutkin, Alan S.
 1990
 2 p. 223-228
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27 Correction 1991
 2 p. 266
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28 Cost recovery: Soil pollution in the Netherlands Luigies, Huug H.
 1992
 2 p. 277-286
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29 Coverage suits against the London market: The importance of deposition discovery in the United States Fields, Richard W.
 1991
 2 p. 155-161
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30 Cross-Border Litigation Gains Traction in U.S. and Canadian Courts Gracer, Jeffrey
 2008
 2 p. 181-190
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31 Current administrative developments Brown, Michael A.
 1988
 2 p. 269-276
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32 Current case development Eisenstein, Laurence J.
 1998
 2 p. 181-188
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33 Current case developments Eisenstein, Laurence J.
 1995
 2 p. 153-159
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34 Current case developments Yablonski, Steven K.
 1999
 2 p. 189-194
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35 Current case developments Chesler, Robert D.
 2000
 2 p. 99-105
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36 Current case developments Russell, Timothy C.
 1988
 2 p. 251-259
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37 Current case developments Russell, Timothy C.
 1989
 2 p. 245-257
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38 Current case developments Lawrence, Robert R.
 1991
 2 p. 261-265
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39 Current case developments Fields, Richard W.
 1994
 2 p. 117-123
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40 Current case developments Plumer, Mark J.
 1997
 2 p. 135-146
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41 Current case developments Chesler, Robert D.
 2001
 2 p. 123-133
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42 Current case developments Russell, Timothy C.
 1990
 2 p. 265-273
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43 Current case developments Lawrence, Robert R.
 1992
 2 p. 307-312
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44 Current case developments Lawrence, Robert R.
 1993
 2 p. 261-275
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45 Current developments in environmental forensics Murphy, Brian L.
 1999
 2 p. 143-155
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46 Current international development Tupper, Stephen C.
 1998
 2 p. 153-170
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47 Current international developments France, David H.
 1991
 2 p. 247-251
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48 Current international developments Holmes, Robert
 1993
 2 p. 243-250
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49 Current international developments Holmes, Robert
 1994
 2 p. 135-144
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50 Current international developments Tupper, Stephen
 1995
 2 p. 133-141
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51 Current international developments Tupper, Stephen C.
 1999
 2 p. 167-187
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52 Current international developments Rosen, Robert A.
 2000
 2 p. 107-115
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53 Current international developments France, David H.
 1990
 2 p. 275-280
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54 Current international developments Redding, Peter M.
 1992
 2 p. 287-293
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55 Current litigation issues Fields, Richard W.
 1989
 2 p. 259-264
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56 Current settlements Fields, Richard W.
 1988
 2 p. 261-267
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57 Current technical and regulatory developments Hajcak, Catherine A.
 2001
 2 p. 109-122
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58 Current technical and regulatory developments Romano, Amy M.
 2000
 2 p. 89-98
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59 Current technical and regulatory developments Rieger, Glen E.
 1998
 2 p. 171-180
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60 Current technical developments Simon, John A.
 1992
 2 p. 295-306
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61 Current technical developments Cirpili, Hasan
 1993
 2 p. 251-260
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62 Current technical developments Hajcak, C. A.
 1995
 2 p. 143-151
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63 Current technical developments Simon, John A.
 1988
 2 p. 243-250
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64 Current technical developments Simon, John A.
 1989
 2 p. 237-244
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65 Current technical developments Simon, John A.
 1991
 2 p. 253-260
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66 Current technical developments Gibson, Kathleen C.
 1994
 2 p. 125-134
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67 Current technical developments Silfer, Brian E.
 1997
 2 p. 123-133
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68 Current technical developments Simon, John A.
 1990
 2 p. 281-287
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69 Current topics in the environmental field Silfer, Brian E.
 1999
 2 p. 157-166
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70 Daubert—compliant research design or property damage valuations Lusvardi, Wayne C.
 2001
 2 p. 33-52
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71 Deconstructing the Construction Defect Insurance Claim Bennett, Lynda A.
 2008
 2 p. 160-180
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72 Defending a natural resources damages claim Trimmier, Roscoe
 1991
 2 p. 163-174
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73 2005 Developments in Environmental Risk Insurance Howard, William H.
 2006
 2 p. 85-133
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74 Diminution in property value arising from the stigma of environmental contamination: A phantom injury in search of actual damages Stack, William J.
 1999
 2 p. 21-47
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75 Discounting risky environmental remediation costs Dudley, Susan E.
 1994
 2 p. 69-75
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76 Distinguishing "Background" Hydrocarbons from Contamination Using Chemical Fingerprinting 2003
 2 p. 241-259
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77 Editorial board 1989
 2 p. 1
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78 Editorial board 1993
 2 p. 1
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79 Editorial board 1995
 2 p. 1
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80 Editorial board 1997
 2 p. 1
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81 Editorial board 2000
 2 p. 1
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82 Editorial board 1988
 2 p. 1
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83 Editorial board 1991
 2 p. 1
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84 Editorial board 1994
 2 p. 1
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85 Editorial board 1998
 2 p. 1
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86 Editorial board 1999
 2 p. 1
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87 Editorial board 2001
 2 p. 1
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88 Editorial board 1990
 2 p. 1
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89 Editorial board 1992
 2 p. 1
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90 Emerging Liabilities from Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products McBride, Mark
 2002
 2 p. 175-189
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91 Environmental assessments for property transfers Turim, Jay
 1990
 2 p. 251-264
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92 Environmental audits: The battle among EPA, congress, and the state legislatures Murphy, Margaret
 1995
 2 p. 95-107
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93 Environmental claims issues in France Byrd, Robert W.
 1991
 2 p. 221-229
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94 Environmental disasters: Protecting against liability Fields, Richard W.
 1990
 2 p. 229-249
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95 Environmental forensics Morrison, Robert D.
 2000
 2 p. 79-88
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96 Environmental forensics Gauthier, Thomas D.
 2001
 2 p. 83-102
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97 Environmental insurance: Enhancing and adding value to business transactions Calvert, Richard L.
 2000
 2 p. 65-77
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98 Environmental investigation: Defense or indemnity? Melchior, Kurt
 1995
 2 p. 77-93
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99 Environmental liability funding products Ballard, Nancer
 1993
 2 p. 145-154
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100 Environmental pollution claims and London market excess of loss reinsurance Jackson, Graham
 2001
 2 p. 3-12
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101 EPA's Proposed Expansion of Noncompliance Benefit Estimates Mikkelsen, Kent W.
 2000
 2 p. 5-21
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102 Estimating the timing of a contaminant release via transport modeling Morrison, Robert D.
 1998
 2 p. 75-90
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103 Examining choice-of-law and choice-of-forum issues before litigating environmental insurance coverage Kalis, Peter J.
 1989
 2 p. 165-178
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104 First-party property policies in an environmental claims context— a look at the exclusions Steuber, David W.
 1989
 2 p. 141-151
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105 Forensic techniques for establishing the origin and timing of a contaminant release Morrison, Robert D.
 1997
 2 p. 105-122
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106 Forget-E-Not: Environmental Liabilities Poised to Rise? Wilt, William M.
 2004
 2 p. 105-116
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107 From the Editor Miller, Lynne M.
 2004
 2 p. 103-104
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108 From the Editor Miller, Lynne M.
 2006
 2 p. 83-84
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109 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1992
 2 p. 159-160
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110 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1995
 2 p. 1-3
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111 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1999
 2 p. 1-2
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112 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1990
 2 p. 151-152
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113 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1998
 2 p. 1-2
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114 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 2000
 2 p. 1-3
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115 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 2001
 2 p. 1-2
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116 From the Editor Miller, Lynne
 2005
 2 p. 107-108
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117 From the Editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1988
 2 p. 139-141
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118 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1989
 2 p. 139-140
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119 From the Editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1991
 2 p. 153-154
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120 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1993
 2 p. 143-144
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121 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1994
 2 p. 1-3
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122 From the editor Miller, Lynne M.
 1997
 2 p. 1-3
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123 From the Editors Chesler, Robert D.
 2008
 2 p. 95
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124 GIVING CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE: THE PROPER APPLICATION OF DEDUCTIBLES AND SIRS IN MULTIPLE CONSECUTIVELY TRIGGERED POLICIES Tammaro, Katherine E.
 2002
 2 p. 157-173
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125 Harmonization of Criminal Environmental Liability throughout the EU 2003
 2 p. 281-286
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126 Having the Right Insurance Chesler, Robert D.
 2004
 2 p. 181-186
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127 Hazardous loans: Lender risks under superfund Epstein, Howard B.
 1988
 2 p. 231-241
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128 How CERCLA circumvents the corporate shield: Liability of officers, shareholders, and parent corporations Wallace, Jay Marshall
 1992
 2 p. 225-254
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129 How to minimize your exposure: Practical strategies for the defense of marine pollution claims Rodriguez, Antonio J.
 1993
 2 p. 225-242
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130 Identifying Successor Corporations Liable under CERCLA and Pursuing Insurance Coverage for That Liability Hettrick, Clyde M.
 2008
 2 p. 124-143
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131 Illinois environmental insurance coverage law Shugrue, John D.
 1999
 2 p. 113-142
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132 In Order to Recover from an Insurance Carrier That Refuses to Fund a Settlement, an Insured Does Not Need to Prove its Actual Liability to Recover from the Recalcitrant Carrier Hettrick, Clyde M.
 2002
 2 p. 147-155
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133 In-Situ Techniques for NAPL Characterization Powell, Kaye
 2005
 2 p. 223-230
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134 Insolvencies among the “London Companies'' in the London Market Gallozzi, Marialuisa
 1994
 2 p. 5-23
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135 Insurance coverage for nonphysical losses: Emotional distress claims and stigma damages Jacobs, Matthew L.
 1997
 2 p. 59-71
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136 Insurance Recovery for Mold-Related Claims in New York Avena, Suzanne M.
 2004
 2 p. 135-145
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137 Introduction to environmental risk policies Gallozzi, Marialuisa S.
 2001
 2 p. 53-66
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138 Late notice in New York: Time for change Warshauer, Irene C.
 1992
 2 p. 199-224
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139 Lead Paint Case Verdict Followed by Lead Paint Insurance Complaint Chesler, Robert D.
 2006
 2 p. 163-167
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140 Loss mitigation insurance for toxic tort, product contamination, and computer data damage claims Gold, Joshua
 2001
 2 p. 67-81
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141 Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife et al.: The fall of standing Millan, Stanley A.
 1993
 2 p. 173-191
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142 Managing Future Liability At Petroleum Impacted Sites Through Proactive Strategic Environmental Baselining Stout, Scott A.
 2002
 2 p. 201-221
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143 Manganese Exposure from Welding: An Emerging Liability Risk Wyckoff, John
 2004
 2 p. 117-134
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144 Maryland's high court confirms coverage for environmental cleanup costs Kiel, Donald W.
 1993
 2 p. 193-200
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145 New decisions clarify new jersey environmental insurance law Chesler, Robert D.
 1997
 2 p. 5-22
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146 New Issues in Environmental Risk Insurance Howard, William H.
 2005
 2 p. 153-192
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147 Personal injury provisions in liability insurance policies Yuen, Charles A.
 1992
 2 p. 255-275
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148 1970 Pollution exclusion filings: Do two wrongs make a right? Anderson, Eugene R.
 1990
 2 p. 195-201
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149 Practical strategies and evidence for policyholders in pollution coverage disputes Price, James T.
 1988
 2 p. 145-158
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150 Private cleanup cost recovery and compliance with the national contingency plan Lathrop, Mitchell L.
 1998
 2 p. 59-73
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151 Private-sector initiatives in establishing environmental standards and managing waste disposal programs Gulledge, William P.
 1989
 2 p. 179-191
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152 Public health claims under superfund: New data and tools for estimating liability and apportioning claims Carlo, George L.
 1988
 2 p. 181-193
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153 Puzzling through the preparation and presentation of an air exposure case Theodosopoulos, Randi J.
 1994
 2 p. 77-83
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154 Ramifications of recent decisions on allocation of losses from triggered policies Warner, Margaret H.
 1995
 2 p. 109-122
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155 Recent Changes to the Georgia Hazardous Site Response Rule and Their Effects on Site Remediation in Georgia Zmich, Kurt
 2004
 2 p. 173-179
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156 Regulatory compliance and product stewardship: Tools for managing tort liability risks Neilson, Michael R.
 2000
 2 p. 23-37
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157 Regulatory Science and the Data Quality Act Wait, A. Dallas
 2006
 2 p. 145-162
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158 Regulatory trends in environmental responsibility: Manufacturer liability for product impact Connell, Regina M.
 1991
 2 p. 201-219
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159 Remedies and liabilities for malfunctioning treatment plants Smith, Robert J.
 1989
 2 p. 207-226
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160 Reviewing Allocation Law in The Wake of Con Edison Bennett, Lynda A.
 2002
 2 p. 235-264
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161 Risk management considerations in transactions involving contaminated or potentially contaminated real estate Taylor, Rodney J.
 1998
 2 p. 19-47
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162 Science and law in the toxic tort case Kornreich, Mary Rose
 1988
 2 p. 159-167
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163 Scientific dispute resolution: A new model employing public health principles Carlo, George L.
 1995
 2 p. 123-131
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164 SEC reporting requirements: Environmental issues Crough, Maukeen M.
 1994
 2 p. 41-55
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165 Section 524(g) Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts: Is the Cure Worse than the Disease? 2003
 2 p. 171-199
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166 Significant books Lusvardi, Wayne C.
 2001
 2 p. 103-107
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167 Significant books Quinn, Michael Sean
 1997
 2 p. 147-154
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168 Significant books Quinn, Michael Sean
 1995
 2 p. 161-173
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169 Significant books Quinn, Micahel Sean
 2000
 2 p. 117-138
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170 Soil treatment technologies—alternatives to land disposal O'Neill, Eileen J.
 1988
 2 p. 195-209
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171 Soil Vapor Intrusion—Mitigation Measures Raina, Dhruv S.
 2006
 2 p. 185-191
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172 Spartan v. federated: Indemnity obligations clarified, which “property damage” triggers coverage, and how is the progressive injury allocated over time? Hanson, Laura J.
 2000
 2 p. 51-64
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173 State Legislative Solutions to Silica/Mixed-Dust Claims Parlin, Timothy B.
 2008
 2 p. 96-109
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174 Structuring environmental cleanups: A funding solution for the 1990s? Diecidue, Anthony M.
 1990
 2 p. 203-221
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175 The assertion of natural resource damage claims by Indian tribal trustees Bey, Richard A. Du
 1991
 2 p. 175-185
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176 The Coming EPA-Created AAI Third-Party Liability Conundrum Duff, Karl J.
 2005
 2 p. 133-141
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177 The ethical habitat of adjusters: Part 1. Principles, problems, and practicalities Quinn, Michael Sean
 1998
 2 p. 91-151
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178 The expanding liability of environmental consultants to third parties Schneider, Joel
 2001
 2 p. 13-31
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179 The impact of the RCRA corrective action proposed rule Leifer, Steven L.
 1990
 2 p. 183-193
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180 The Meaning of Champion Dyeing and Finishing: EIL Insurance Must Be Available in the Year That the Precise Risk Manifested Itself 2003
 2 p. 201-219
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181 The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere Williams, Richard D.
 2005
 2 p. 213-222
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182 The New Business of Nanotechnology: Exploring Commercial Opportunities and Risks Bergeson, Lynn L.
 2008
 2 p. 144-159
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183 The nullification war Warshauer, Irene
 1991
 2 p. 187-199
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184 The Policyholders' “All Sums”; Argument: Sound and Fury Signifying Nothing Williams, Richard D.
 1998
 2 p. 3-17
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185 The products hazard exclusion: Negligent failure to warn claims Steuber, David W.
 1992
 2 p. 185-198
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186 The RCRA financial responsibility program for hazardous waste facilities: Program fundamentals and current developments Hale, Matthew
 1988
 2 p. 219-230
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187 The remedial action contractors' insurance program Dybdahl, David J.
 1988
 2 p. 211-218
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188 The Role of Chemical Fingerprinting in Assessing the Impact of a Crude Oil Spill Following Hurricane Katrina Stout, Scott A.
 2006
 2 p. 169-184
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189 The role of government intervention in the market for pollution insurance Shuford, Harry
 1993
 2 p. 201-216
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190 The Stigma Enigma: Doublespeak, Double Standards, Double Dipping and the Double-Sided Nature of Stigma in Toxic Tort Property Damage Claims 2003
 2 p. 221-240
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191 The Triapartite Relationship of Insurer, Insured and Defense Counsel — Some Observations on California Law 2003
 2 p. 269-280
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192 The what, when, where, and why of the environmental insurance resolution fund Brown, Craig R.
 1994
 2 p. 25-39
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193 Third circuit rules occurrence clause requires subjective intent to injure in environmental coverage disputes Medoway, Ems I.
 1997
 2 p. 23-57
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194 UK UPDATE: WILL NEW ASBESTOS DUTIES LEAD TO RISE IN CLAIMS AGAINST EMPLOYERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS? Rice, Paul
 2002
 2 p. 265-273
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195 Use of EPA and PRP information sources in defense of CERCLA remedial actions Kurent, Ed
 1989
 2 p. 193-206
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196 Using Environmental Insurance To Facilitate Military Base Closures Lechowicz, Mark A.
 2002
 2 p. 191-200
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197 Voluntary Greenhouse Gas Reporting—Not an Option for Much Longer Delaney, B. Tod
 2008
 2 p. 110-123
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198 When seeking coverage for decades of pollution, don't forget your “accident” policies Hettrick, Clyde M.
 1999
 2 p. 3-19
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199 Work-Product Protection and Experts' Documents: The Ninth Circuit Strengthens the "Because of" Standard and Extends Protection to Dual Purpose Documents Wiese, Matthew R.
 2004
 2 p. 147-155
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