August 19, 2004
Jurors in the Action Marine vs. Continental Carbon trial saw Pan's deposition play out on a large screen in an Opelika Federal Courtroom.
OPELIKA-AUBURN NEWS | August 17, 2004
It was technical day in the courtroom in the pollution lawsuit against a Phenix City carbon plant.
August 16, 2004
Concerns about the safety and persistence of the chemical that makes your carpet stain-resistant or your Teflon frying pan non-stick have prompted Environment Canada to clamp down on the non-stick coating industry.
THE TIMES DAILY | May 16, 2004
People with claims in the $300 million PCBs pollution settlement can comment at a federal court hearing in Anniston on the method of payment. A three-day hearing begins May 25, replacing workshops originally scheduled to explain and gather comment on the “payment matrix.” Settlement mone…
THE ANNISTON STAR | April 13, 2004
ANNISTON, Ala. - When the lawyers arrived in Anniston, joy spread like shivers from one front porch to the next.
THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION | April 12, 2004
Apr. 12 –ANNISTON, Ala. – David Baker helped persuade powerful lawyers some years ago to represent thousands of people possibly harmed by toxic PCB contamination form a nearby chemical plant. He also recruited dozens of the 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…
CLAYTON RECORD | August 28, 2003
Montgomery attorney Jere Beasley believes his firm has settled the largest personal injury and property damage claims arising from environmental contamination in U.S. history. A global settlement in excess of $700 million was reached last week for damages related to polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) co…
THE ANNISTON STAR | August 27, 2003
The money is starting to roll in for Anniston residents who reached a $700 million settlement with Monsanto and Solutia over PCB contamination. The first $75 million of the settlement money was wired to an area bank account Tuesday. The settlement was divided between state and federal court cases an…
THE GADSDEN TIMES | August 25, 2003
GADSDEN, Ala. (AP) – It’s been kind of like a marriage – for better or worse, in sickness and in health, ‘til death do they part. It didn’t exactly take a death to part them, but it did take the conclusion of the longest-running jury trial in the state’s history. …