ASARCO v. Union Pacific Railroad Company
Plaintiff - Appellant: ASARCO, LLC
Defendant - Appellee: Union Pacific Railroad Company, a Utah corporation
Case Number: 13-2830
Filed: August 19, 2013
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit
Nature of Suit: Environmental Matters

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Plaintiff - appellant: ASARCO, LLC
Represented By: David Alan Blagg
Represented By: Gregory Evans
Represented By: Amy Locher
Represented By: Patrick J. Paul
Represented By: James G. Warren
Represented By: Jeffrey L. Willis
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Defendant - appellee: Union Pacific Railroad Company, a Utah corporation
Represented By: Norton A. Colvin
Represented By: Michael O. Connelly
Represented By: William Maxwell Lamson
Represented By: Carolyn L. McIntosh
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