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A California toxic tort case is anything but easy to navigate. How do you establish accountability for chemical exposure under the state's stringent regulations? What evidence stands up to scrutiny in courts? And where do you even begin when local regulations seem to...
California's wildfire crisis is escalating at a troubling pace, with entire communities grappling with destruction to homes, properties, and lives. Large utility corporations like PG&E and SDG&E are among the primary culprits, whose negligence has resulted in...
California has recently changed its laws in a way that can sharply limit a farmer's access to water. State action in response to water shortage can, in turn, restrict agricultural operations in the state. These new rules will change the way that farming operations...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has the legal authority to draft regulations to protect the public against certain harms. The EPA has recently been active in its regulatory efforts to address Contaminants of Emerging Concern (“CEC”). The EPA’s role and...
For nearly 30 years, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has run a program to remediate and clean up brownfields nationwide. A brownfield is a property that was previously in use and abandoned, potentially containing toxins and pollutants. The program aims to...
Sustainability. Net zero. Environmental law. You hear these words more often nowadays, and for a good reason. More than just buzzwords, these terms reflect the collective behavioral shift in caring more for the natural resources and reducing carbon footprint. That’s...
Businesses in California must take care to avoid groundwater contamination, which can harm the environment, public health and a business's reputation. There are a variety of steps a business can take to help prevent this issue. Understand local regulations Businesses...
Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are compounds that resist oil, water, grease and heat. Modern businesses use these chemicals in food-making equipment, cookware and food packaging. They are also present in private drinking water wells and public drinking...
Lead is commonly used for its flexibility and rust resistance. This widespread use means some industries face a higher risk of lead exposure. That includes manufacturing and construction, where workers might handle lead-acid batteries or conduct activities that...
Environmental law is not just about restrictions and regulations. It is a powerful tool that shapes a healthier and more sustainable future. Thus, upholding these laws ensures a positive impact across society. Environmental laws and health benefits A recent World Bank...