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An all encompassing overview of recent developments in product safety in the United States

We may not all have to address complex environmental permitting issues, but we likely all have to deal with real estate issues. Imagine your company just bought 20 acres for a strip mall or moved into vacant commercial space. Suddenly, buried drums are discovered on the neighboring property and it is now being called a Superfund site. This session will cover issues on how to identify and avoid costly environmental liabilities. The panelists will offer practical insights into environmental terminology, due diligence and negotiating strategies that will help avoid costly expenditures.

Presented at ACC's Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Managing Environmental and Transactional Risk Through Insurance

Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - How to Keep Your CEO Out of Jail: Lessons Learned from U.S. v. Jackson and Peters

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Articles, outlines and checklists for inspection and search warrants. List of federal acts.

An overview of domestic and international environmental regulatory trends, and the effect of Canadian law on international environmental law. Discusses the Precautionary Principle and the Data Quality Act, which governs federal agencies’ information dissemination practices. Also includes extended producer responsibility (EPR) initiatives worldwide.

Outline of foreign and domestic regulations affecting the importation and end-of-life policies of electronics.

607 It's Not Easy Being Green, If You Were Once Brown(fields)

Real estate is a subject about which most in-house counsel will be required to provide advice at some point in their careers. Understanding and managing the law and insurance related to real estate can help minimize the risks, especially as they relate to acquisition, ownership and management, leasing, and construction issues. Take home a checklist of real estate risks, strategies regarding environmental, health, and litigation risks, and how to shift the risk of loss onto others.

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