David Byrne in the News

Photo of David Byrne David B. Byrne, III
Attorney in Record $700 Million Environmental Settlement
 

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U.S. Supreme Court refuses Continental Carbon's appeal of $20M pollution verdict

THE ASSSOCIATED PRESS | July 28, 2008

On Friday, June 27th, the United States Supreme Court issued an order rejecting all further appeals of the $20,709,000 pollution verdict entered against the Continental Carbon plant in Phenix City, Alabama, and against its parent company, China Synthetic Rubber Corporation of Taiwan.

 

Carbon Black Maker Pays $2 million in Damages

June 1, 2007

Almost three years after a U.S. District Court jury returned an almost $2 million damage award against Continental Carbon Co. of Phenix City, the company is paying the city of Columbus, a south Columbus businessman and an Oakland Park resident what the jury said was their due. Plus interest.

Federal jury awards $20.7M to Columbus in pollution lawsuit

THE TUSCALOOSA NEWS | August 25, 2004

A federal jury in Opelika on Wednesday awarded the city of Columbus, Ga., and other plaintiffs $20.7 million in an air pollution lawsuit filed against a Phenix City carbon black plant.

Federal Jury Awards $20.7M to Columbus in Pollution Lawsuit

August 25, 2004

A federal jury in Opelika on Wednesday awarded the city of Columbus, Ga., and other plaintiffs $20.7 million in an air pollution lawsuit filed against a Phenix City carbon black plant.

Johnnie L. Cochran, Jr. helps bring millions to approximately 18,000 plaintiffs

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS | September 10, 2003

ANNISTON, ALA (August 26, 2003) – In a landmark case involving approximately 18,000 plaintiffs, The Cochran Firm announced that they have reached a $700 million environmental case settlement against defendant Monsanto, Pharmacia and Solutia, Inc. The plaintiffs, consisting of Anniston, Alabama…

Pharmatia, Solutia Found Liable in Envirnmental Case

BLOOMBERG | February 22, 2002

Pharmacia Corp. and its former chemical unit Solutia Inc. are liable for dumping toxic

Monsanto's PCB Woes

THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL | February 12, 2002

What began as a trickle is turning into a deluge of litigation against the Monsanto Co. and its spin-off company Solutia over its longtime practice of dumping PCBs on its landfill in Anniston, Ala.