Berg v. Popham

How courts have described this case

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• indicating that, in deciding a question of law upon certification from another court, the answering court stands in the certifying court’s shoes, yet exercises its independent judgment
• adopting \a standard of arranger liability that is broader than that of the Ninth Circuit” and includes \actions such as designing, installing, or connecting a system that disposes of waste on behalf of a third party”
• interpreting AS 46.03.822(a) to impose broader arranger liability than that imposed by CERCLA
• identifying section .822 as \Alaska's version of [CERCLA]\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).