"People dump toxins; we sue them," says Daniel W. "Tripp" Ray. Representing five local governments, Ray has filed more than 25 suits in the past two years seeking civil penalties against defendants that his clients claim are responsible for a wide range of violations of the Texas Water Code and the Texas Health & Safety Code.
May 20, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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"People dump toxins; we sue them," says Daniel W. "Tripp" Ray.
Representing five local governments, Ray has filed more than 25 suits in the past two years seeking civil penalties against defendants that his clients claim are responsible for a wide range of violations of the Texas Water Code and the Texas Health & Safety Code.
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