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We don’t just write, we speak too! I’m going to be leading a breakfast roundtable discussion on March 6 as part of ICSC’s University of Shopping Centers. More details are here and please stop by! Read More »
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Topics: CERCLA, Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Cleanup, Leases, RCRA, Real Estate, Speaking Engagements, Superfund, Waste, Wetlands
As mentioned a few months ago, this coming Thursday, December 8, Kate and I will be participating in an ALI-ABA webcast on medical monitoring claims in a Post-Dukesworld. It’s a great panel including Kate, plaintiff’s attorney Tom Morrone, Former Rohm and Haas associate general counsel Ellen Friedell, and public health expert Dr. Phillip Lewis. With a variety of different viewpoints and approaches, we’re expecting a lively discussion on both law and policy. A good opportunity to get in those end-of-the-year CLE hours. More Details: ALI-ABA Medical Monitoring Webcast
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Topics: Class Actions, CLE, Medical Monitoring, Speaking Engagements, Toxic Torts
MGKF is hosting a seminar on Environmental Issues and Opportunities in the Marcellus Shale Region on Thursday, November 3, 2011 in Williamsport, PA, and Lynn will be one of the presenters, speaking on litigating in front of the environmental hearing board and defending CERCLA actions. Read More »
Just a quick note that Kate and I, along with other impressive panelists, are participating in a 2 hour ALI-ABA course in December on medical monitoring claims in a post-Dukes world. Details here: Medical Monitoring And Toxic Tort Claims
