The Upjohn Company v. New Hampshire Insurance Company, 438 MICH 197 (1991): Brief of Amici Curiae The Dow Chemical Company, The Product Liability Advisory Council, The American Fiber Manufacturers Association, The American Petroleum Institute, The Chemical Manufacturers Association, E. I. Du Point De Nemours & Company, International Business Machines Corporation, Olin Corporation
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This legal document is a formal brief of amici curiae filed in the Michigan Supreme Court case Upjohn Co. v. New Hampshire Insurance Co. (1991). The litigation centered on the interpretation of comprehensive general liability insurance policies, specifically regarding whether environmental cleanup costs qualified as damages covered by insurers. The case arrived at a pivotal moment in American jurisprudence when courts were grappling with how to apply historic insurance language to the modern costs associated with federal and state environmental protection statutes.
The brief represents the collective legal interests of major industrial entities, including Dow Chemical, DuPont, IBM, and various trade associations. By filing as amici curiae, these corporations aimed to influence the court's construction of pollution exclusion clauses, arguing for interpretations that would maintain insurance coverage for sudden and accidental environmental releases. The document serves as a primary source for understanding how large-scale industrial interests organized their legal arguments to shape state-level insurance liability standards during the late 20th century.
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