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Hardwick v. 3M
(6th Circ., filed December 23, 2022): Arguing that the district court is attempting to fund an investigation of PFAS chemicals through an injunction-based class action. Left undisturbed, the certification order will yield disastrous short-term and long-term consequences.
On November 27, 2023, the Court agreed with ATRA’s position and dismissed the class action for lack of standing.
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