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4 Apr 2003

Author:
St. Louis Business Journal

Jury rules Solutia owes $3.6M to Alabama plaintiffs [USA]

Solutia must pay more than $3.6 million to six people whose property was damaged by Solutia's production of PCBs, an Alabama jury ruled Friday...More than a year ago, the jury found Solutia, then Monsanto, liable for knowingly contaminating Alabama homes and bodies with PCBs, known carcinogens. More than 3,500 residents of Anniston had sued both companies.