A person files suit in federal court against the State of New York, claiming he suffered?

A person files suit in federal court against the State of New York, claiming he suffered
injuries as a result of the passage of the state’s Clean Water Act, which forced him to
close down his medical-waste dump and declare bankruptcy as a result of the cleanup
costs mandated by the new law. The case is dismissed. Why?

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3 Responses to “A person files suit in federal court against the State of New York, claiming he suffered?”

1. mom Says:
   September 12th, 2009 at 12:53 am

   The case was dismissed because “…the business owner didn’t have enough lobbyist in Washington” is the sarcastic answer.

   But a more realistic approach is that the new law was not directed personally at the business owner or his business or his industry. Now, if the city had encouraged him to invest in such an enterprise at the beginning of his career, that’s a different story.

2. Heather V Says:
   September 14th, 2009 at 3:58 am

   the case was dismissed, because there was no case. The law did not target this one person, and the law was not passed with the intention of putting him out of business

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