In re Trachtenberg

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• awarding attorneys’ fees under state law to the prevailing party, even though it did not recover any additional damages under state law that were not recoverable under CERCLA
• describing the causation element as a \problematic portion\ of the CERCLA calculus
• describing the causation element as a “problematic portion” of the CERCLA calculus
• setting forth elements that must be shown to prove liability under § 9607(a)
• recovery of response costs requires a plaintiff to initially prove that a defendant is liable under CERCLA
• “[I]n order to prove liability, a plaintiff must show that a defendant is within one of the four classes of covered persons ... ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).