Collins v. Olin Corp.

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• granting summary judgment as to claims alleging negligence per se pursuant to discretionary act immunity
• invoking the primary jurisdiction doctrine to dismiss CERCLA claim where “[t]his Court is convinced . . . that the terms of the Consent Order sufficiently establish that the plaintiffs' concerns in this case are being addressed by the [state agency].”

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