What should I do if the PRP’s lawyer asserts the statute of limitations has run on the Department’s ability to bring a claim against the PRP?
First consult with your OGC attorney. He or she will be able to properly assess the facts. However, the short answer is there is not statute of limitations for continuing violations. So long as the contamination remains on the property and has not been cleaned up, the Department may still seek to enforce the cleanup statutes against the PRP.
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