Alaska Supreme Court rules against Exxon in spill casesNative villages can claim compensation for spill damage on acres in process of being transferred; local governments can claim for workers' time spent on spill T.A. Badger Associated Press Writer
The Alaska Supreme Court has issued two opinions arising from the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, allowing local governments to pursue potentially millions of dollars in damages from the Exxon Corp.
The state’s highest court will allow seven local governments to pursue compensation from Exxon for the....
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