Chemical giant 3M will argue in an Australian court that a A$1.4 billion class action over PFAS contamination is legally flawed, as the company defends itself against claims it polluted waterways and land near its Melbourne plant.
Chemical giant 3M will argue in an Australian court that a A$1.4 billion class action over PFAS contamination is legally flawed, as the company defends itself against claims it polluted waterways and land near its Melbourne plant.
3M paid $10.3bn in US PFAS settlements; calling A$1.4bn ‘legally flawed’ is rich.