In what may be one of the largest toxic tort suits in New Jersey history, more than 700 plaintiffs are seeking $2 billion or more from Ford Motor Co. for contamination of 900 acres in Ringwood, N.J. The company owned the land and dumped waste products there from its Mahwah plant, which closed more than 25 years ago. The property is the first in the nation that the Environmental Protection Agency has sought to relist on its National Priorities List of Superfund sites after having been removed.
June 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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In what may be one of the largest toxic tort suits in New Jersey history, more than 700 plaintiffs seek $2 billion or more for contamination of 900 acres in Ringwood, N.J.
At its core, Morgan v. Ford Motor Co., 06-CV-1080, is a tale about an environmental cleanup gone wrong, despite years of investigation and remediation.
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