EPA Accuses You or Your Company of Breaking the Law: What Should You Do? - Wichita, KS

Despite your best efforts at environmental compliance, a federal or state agency may charge that you or your company has violated the law. If that occurs, you and your company will be confronted with a myriad of issues which need to be addressed immediately.

Please join Stinson Morrison Hecker on September 20, 2010, for a luncheon seminar on this topic. Attorneys Doug Curran, Mark Johnson and Stephanie Lindsay will offer practical tips on how a company can prepare, respond and protect itself when faced with accusations and litigation by the government.

Topics that will be addressed include:

• What information do you need to gather?
• Responding to EPA information requests
• Handling requests for sampling and testing on the contaminated property
• Can an innocent purchaser of contaminated property be liable?
• Clean Air Act Litigation - New Source Review
• Climate Change Litigation
• Superfund Litigation
• What kind of damages can be recovered and can they be allocated to others?
• Indemnity contracts
• Liability insurance policies
• Can company people be criminally and civilly liable? 

RSVP

Please register by Sept. 14 online, or via e-mail or phone at 316.268.7967.

CLE Credit

Application for approval of 1.0 CLE hour of this activity in Kansas is pending.