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USEPA Proposes Modifications to Industrial Stormwater Permit

June 02, 2020

USEPA NPDES – PROPOSED 2020 MSGP The United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) has proposed significant changes to their 2015 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP). These changes, which are expected to substantially affect industrial facilities,...

Complimentary Published Article: Leaving the Tort System Behind Via Corporate Risk Transfer

June 01, 2020

Leaving the Tort System Behind Via Corporate Risk Transfer Written by Peter R. Kelso of Roux and J. Mark Hemmann of Financial Asset Recovery Analytics, LLC (FARA Recovery) Regardless of economic and legal conditions, legacy product and environmental liabilities hinder...

CLA Webinar – Split the Check, Please: Dividing Cleanup Costs Among Responsible Parties

May 28, 2020

Split the Check, Please: Dividing Cleanup Costs Among Responsible Parties Presented by Chase Gerbig, Ph.D. and Adam Love, Ph.D. Thursday, June 4th at 12pm PDT The California Lawyer's Association (CLA) is hosting "Split the Check, Please: Dividing Cleanup Costs Among...

Complimentary Webinar: An Exit From the Tort System

May 26, 2020

An Exit From the Tort System: Removing Asbestos & Other Legacy Liabilities From Your Balance Sheet Presented by Peter R. Kelso & Marc C. Scarcella of Roux and J. Mark Hemmann & Holland Sullivan of Financial Asset Recovery Analytics, LLC...

Updates to USEPA Regional Screening Levels

May 20, 2020

USEPA Updates Regional Screening Levels The United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Regional Screening Levels (RSLs) were updated recently, effective May 18th, which may impact cleanup and closure of certain contaminated sites. Significantly, the USEPA's most recent update added an...

How Legionella Could Affect Your Closed Buildings

May 11, 2020

Possible Increase in Legionella Claims Attributed to COVID-19 Shelter-in-Place Requirements Since early March 2020, many states have required Shelter-in-Place requirements for non-essential businesses/workers. The absence in building use could promote a decrease in water usage, which could lead to stagnant...

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