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Aaron Gershonowitz

Observed name: Gershonowitz, Aaron

Observed institutions: University of Phoenix, Western New England University, Indiana University

OpenAlex ID: A5049089160

CERCLA Litigation: Insurer Cannot Bring a Subrogation Claim under CERCLA after Reimbursing Property Owner for CERCLA Response Costs

2013 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal · 1

The End of Joint and Several Liability in Superfund Litigation: From Chem-Dyne to Burlington Northern

2012 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Duquesne Law Review · 1

Crisis in the Gulf of Mexico: Is New Federal Legislation the Answer and If So, to What Question?

2010 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Albany law review · 1

Tort Reform from Within

1986 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Law Medicine and Health Care · 1

Freedom of Information: Secret Law versus Finality

2021 · Aaron Gershonowitz, Brian Kennedy · Environmental Claims Journal

Chesapeake Action Network v EPA: Court Tells EPA to Reconsider Rule Because Petitioners Did Not Have a Fair Opportunity to Comment

2020 · Aaron Gershonowitz, Brian Kennedy · Environmental Claims Journal

Center for Biological Diversity v U. S. Forest Service: A New Type of Claim or Just Another Step in the Chain of Causation?1

2019 · Aaron Gershonowitz, Brian Kennedy · Environmental Claims Journal

Genuine Auto Parts v EPA: How to Challenge Agency Findings of Fact

2018 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

CERCLA Arranger Liability: Town of Islip v. Datre: What Intent is Required?

2017 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers v. Hawkes Co.: Supreme Court Expands Rights of Regulated Parties to Challenge Agency Decisions

2016 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

When Does an Administrative Order Resolve CERCLA Liability Sufficiently to Trigger a § 113 Contribution Action?

2016 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Do Plaintiffs in CERCLA § 113 Contribution Actions Need to Prove Consistency with the National Contingency Plan?

2015 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Should Banks Change Their Environmental Due Diligence Policies to Reflect the Revised USEPA Rule on All Appropriate Inquiry?

2014 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Statute of Limitations for Groundwater Contamination Claims: Two Recent Decisions Affect When the Limitations Defense Is Applicable

2014 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

CERCLA Litigation: If a Plaintiff Cannot Achieve a Result under CERCLA, the Plaintiff Should Not Be Able to Achieve that Result Under Other Law

2013 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Old Sites—New Issues: CERCLA Litigation at Sites that Have Already Been the Subject of CERCLA Litigation Raise New Questions Regarding Parties, Limitations, and Contribution Rights

2012 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Three Recent Cases Push the Envelope Regarding Who May Bring Environmental Claims

2012 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Second Circuit Holds That Declaratory Judgment for Future Contribution Claims is Appropriate in Dispute between Adjoining Property Owners

2012 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Common Misconceptions Regarding the Environmental Regulatory System

2007 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Environmental Claims Journal

Joint and Several Liability in Superfund Actions: When is Environmental Harm Divisible? PRPS Who Want to be Cows

2002 · Aaron Gershonowitz · FLASH - Fordham Law Archive of Scholarship & History (Fordham University)

How the Environmental Regulatory System Works: A Business Primer

1993 · Aaron Gershonowitz

What Must Cause Injury in Products Liability

1987 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Indiana Magazine of History (Indiana University)

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The Strict Liability Duty To Warn

1987 · Aaron Gershonowitz · Washington and Lee law review

Issue Preclusion: The Return of the Multiple Claimant Anomaly

1985 · Aaron Gershonowitz · University of Baltimore Law Forum

Works count: 26

Citation count: 4

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