Andrew Harris

Creating a circuit split unlikely to be resolved soon, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency can sue an environmental offender even after the EPA's in-state counterpart has already sued the same defendant over the same issue. Power Engineering was sued by Colorado's Department of Public Health and Environment and then by the EPA over chromium waste cleanup.

Calling Tennessee's child support guidelines "state-mandated, court-enforced child abuse," the Tennessee Court of Appeals upheld a finding that part of the law is unconstitutional. The statute requires courts to consider only those children who will be beneficiaries, and not a parent's other children, when making support calculations. Lawyers for both sides are confident the state supreme court will hear the case on appeal.

Creating a circuit split unlikely to be resolved soon, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency can sue an environmental offender even after the EPA's in-state counterpart has already sued the same defendant over the same issue. Power Engineering was sued by Colorado's Department of Public Health and Environment and then by the EPA over chromium waste cleanup.

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