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Frequently Asked Questions About California Environmental Defense
My business received a Proposition 65 notice. What should I do?
Act quickly. Proposition 65 notices trigger a statutory clock, and how you respond early can significantly affect your options. Contact us as soon as possible so we can assess the claim and advise on the best path forward.
Can a current property owner be held liable for contamination they didn't cause?
In many cases, yes. CERCLA and related state laws can impose cleanup liability on current owners even without fault. Defenses are available, including innocent landowner protections. But they require careful legal work.
How long do we have to respond to an agency enforcement notice?
Deadlines vary by agency and notice type, and some response windows are very short. Contact us promptly after receiving any agency correspondence to make sure your rights are protected.
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Environmental liability can threaten your business, your property, and your bottom line. The sooner you have experienced defense counsel in your corner, the better your options.
Contact Tropea McMillan LLP today at (866) 977-8921 to request a confidential consultation and learn how our California environmental defense firm can protect what you’ve built.
