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Indiana Supreme Court Addresses Statute of Limitations for Clean-up Contribution
The Indiana Supreme Court handed down its opinion on June 19 in Richard Pflanz, et al. v. Merrill Foster, et al., holding that for a property owner’s claim for contribution toward environmental cleanup costs the statute of limitation does not begin to run until the owner is ordered to clean up the property, regardless of whether an owner earlier knew or should have known about the need for cleanup.
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