Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products is trying to kill a class action alleging property damage from pollution around its Savannah River Mill, with the Georgia Supreme Court hearing the company's appeal last week.
February 28, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products is trying to kill a class action alleging property damage from pollution around its Savannah River Mill, with the Georgia Supreme Court hearing the company’s appeal last week.
The company narrowly missed shooting down class certification last year when the Court of Appeals voted 4-3 to uphold a decision by an Effingham County Superior Court judge. Supreme Court justices have also been divided on the case, voting 4-3 to take up the case, which was heard Feb. 17.
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