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Yes, it sounds like something your 12 year old daughter would call her friend, but here we’re talking about the Bona Fide Prospective Purchaser defense to CERCLA joint and several liability. MGKF Partner Jonathan Spergel recently wrote about this defense for the Association of Corporate Counsel. You can find his article, along with others written by MGKF attorneys, at ACC’s Green House Counsel webpage.
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