For years, Michigan’s cleanup laws have set forth a fairly novel approach aimed at protecting new “nonliable” purchasers of contaminated property. The legal and regulatory regime involves a characterization of the pre-purchase contamination as well as post-puchase “due care” procedures. Last month, in December 2010, Michigan added institutional control (IC) compliance and management obligations to […]
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