ITT Industries, Inc. v. BorgWarner, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the EPA’s reservation of rights “to adjudicate Plaintiff’s liability for failure to comply with the A OC, for costs of response . . . costs of injunctive relief” and so on demonstrates no intent to resolve liability
• noting that, post- Atlantic Research, Centerior does not necessarily bar a PRP from bringing a cost recovery claim under § 107(a)
• parsing ITT AOC’s terms to determine whether that agreement resolved the PRP’s liability
• \U.S. EPA retains all of its rights under this Consent Order and CERCLA[.]\ (internal quotation marks omitted)
• “U.S. EPA retains all of its rights under this Consent Order and CERCLA[.]” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• “participation in this Consent Order does not constitute an admission of liability”

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