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An environmental lawsuit can be more than just a legal headache; it can threaten the future of your business, your finances, and your reputation. Whether you're facing allegations under CERCLA, the Clean Water Act, or state-level statutes like California’s Proposition...
What Your Company Should Know About Environmental Justice Litigation Pollution in low-income areas remains a serious issue in the United States, and public awareness of the issue is gaining momentum—not just among the communities affected but also for the companies...
If your company has received a notice related to the Clean Water Act (CWA), you’re not alone. Clean Water Act violation claims are a growing concern for many companies across the United States, especially in highly regulated states like California. As environmental protection rules evolve, it’s easy for businesses to fall out of compliance—even those […]
If your business operates in an industry that discharges wastewater or pollutants into surface waters, you’re likely subject to the Clean Water Act (CWA)—a foundational federal law regulating water pollution in the United States. The CWA sets strict standards to protect human health, preserve water quality, and limit pollution in navigable waters. But the law […]
Protecting Your Construction Business Starts With the Right Contracts Construction law in California doesn’t cut any corners. From San Diego to Sacramento, construction projects involve a web of legal obligations, moving parts, and tight timelines. Contractors juggle...
Small communities across California often run into trouble when trying to meet federal and state environmental requirements. Many lack the financial resources to upgrade outdated infrastructure or implement the kinds of pollution control systems regulators expect....
California has long led the nation in environmental preservation and climate change legislation. The state's groundbreaking laws and regulations often set the benchmark for environmental policies nationwide. Businesses and organizations in California frequently find...
You don’t have to spill the chemicals to be held responsible for cleaning them up. That’s the harsh reality property owners in contaminated zones face, thanks to CERCLA—the federal law that assigns cleanup costs to anyone even remotely tied to a polluted property. And...
Commercial real estate transactions come with unique challenges, particularly when environmental liabilities are involved. These liabilities can significantly impact property value, legal compliance, and future usability, making them a critical concern for buyers,...
In April 2024, updates to the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) reshaped the landscape for property owners. These revisions designate PFOA, PFOS, and their related variants—commonly called "forever chemicals"—as hazardous...