Civil Litigation,
Government
May 18, 2018
Two companies remain as defendants in lead paint case following settlement
After nearly two decades of litigation, a paint manufacturer has agreed to pay over $60 million to 10 counties and cities to settle its part in a suit alleging that it knowingly marketed and sold the toxic material.
After nearly two decades of litigation, a paint manufacturer has agreed to pay over $60 million to 10 counties and cities to settle its part in a suit alleging that it knowingly marketed and sold the toxic material.
Two other companies remain as defendants and may be on the hook for around $700 million, according to Santa Clara County Chief Assistant Counsel Greta S. Hansen.
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