Matter of Attorneys in Violation of Judiciary Law § 468-a (Youn Joon Han)

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• holding that a federal environmental statute preempted New Jersey’s ability to impose certain taxes
• stating that compensation of \third parties for damage resulting from hazardous substance discharges . . . is clearly beyond the scope of CERCLA\
• holding Superfund money unavailable to “compensate private parties for economic harms that result from discharges of hazardous substances.”
• noting that many CERCLA provisions are “not ... model[s] of legislative draftsmanship,” and are “at best inartful and at worst redundant”
• noting that many CERCLA provisions are “not . . . model[s] of legislative draftsmanship,” and are “at best inartful and at worst redundant”
• noting that many CERCLA provisions are “not ... model[s] of legislative draftsmanship,” and are “at best inartful and at worst redundant”

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