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Topics Environmental Law Environmental And Safety Issues: Changes On The Way The Editor interviews David B. Weinberg, Wiley Rein LLP. March 2009 [P. 14] Business Opportunities (And Risks) In The Voluntary Carbon Market Lewis B. Jones King & Spalding LLP October 2008 [P. 40] Recognizing And Responding To The Regulatory Implications Of Climate Change Legislation David B. Weinberg Wiley Rein LLP August 2008 [P. 16A] The Team Approach To Placing Niche Insurance Policies The Editor interviews Lynda Bennett , Litigation Partner with Robertson, Freilich, Bruno & Cohen, LLC and Howard Tollin , Managing Director, Aon Risk Services Northeast, Inc. on the subject of how an insurance coverage attorney and insurance broker can effectively manage environmental and mass tort risks for a client. July 2008 [P. 34] The New Jersey-Israel Connection: "Green" Buildings And Much More The Editor interviews Mark S. Levenson , Chair of the Israel Business Practice Group and the Corporate Real Estate Practice Group at Sills Cummis & Gross P.C. July 2008 [P. 52] Navigating The M&A Arena: The Insurance Dimension The Editor interviews James R. Potts , Partner, Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP and Seth B. Gillston , Practice Leader of the ACE USA Mergers & Acquisitions Industry Practice. June 2008 [P. 06] Recent Developments In Corporate Disclosure Of Climate Change Risk - Part II David R. Berz and Matthew Morton Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP May 2008 [P. 06] The Challenges And Opportunities Of Climate Change And Sustainability - Part II John Grosskopf, Cynthia Retallick and Stephan Evanoff TRC Companies, Inc. May 2008 [P. 08] Craig's Corner For Counsel: Environmental Law April 2008 [P. 04] On The Cutting Edge Of Climate Change Issues The Editor interviews John P. Cahill , former Commissioner of the New York Department of Environmental Conservation in the administration of Governor George Pataki, and with Governor Pataki, Co-chair of the Climate Change Practice at Chadbourne & Parke LLP. April 2008 [P. 23] Goodwin Procter: Thought Leaders In Carbon Emissions Regulation The Editor interviews Elise Zoli, Chair of Goodwin Procter's Energy Practice Group and a Member of its Environmental Practice Group. April 2008 [P. 24] Advising Clients On Greenhouse Gas Emissions' Reporting The Editor Interviews David P. Flynn , Partner, Phillips Lytle LLP, whose practice is in the areas of environmental law, energy and nanotechnology, and is practice team leader for the Firm's Energy and Nanotechnology practice teams. April 2008 [P. 25] Environmental Law Practice: A Perspective From Inside And Outside The Editor interviews Michael E. Rigney, whose practice areas at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP are Environmental Litigation, Commercial Litigation, and White Collar Crime and Investigations. April 2008 [P. 26] Recent Developments In Corporate Disclosure Of Climate Change Risk - Part I David R. Berz and Matthew Morton Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP April 2008 [P. 27] A Proliferation Of "Green" Claims Leads The FTC To Consider Updates To Its "Green Guides" - Taking A Closer Look At "Eco-Friendly," "Carbon Neutral" and Other Terms Amy L. Edwards Holland & Knight LLP April 2008 [P. 28] Proposed Amendments To The New York State Brownfield Cleanup Program Would Dramatically Reduce The Availability Of Tax Credits Charles S. Warren and Karen L. Mintzer Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP April 2008 [P. 29] Understanding The Carbon Footprint - New Green Advertising Claims Under Scrutiny Despite Lack of FTC Guidelines Tracy Heinzman and Hugh Latimer Wiley Rein LLP April 2008 [P. 29A] Regulating Climate Change: A Summary Of Federal And State Action Michael David Lichtenstein Lowenstein Sandler PC April 2008 [P. 30] Ninth Circuit Holds That California's "Marine Vessel Rules" Are Preempted By Federal Clean Air Act Barry M. Hartman, Christopher R. Nestor, Mark Ruge and John F. Spinello Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP April 2008 [P. 31] Sustainable Environmental Management: A Systematic Approach To Process Improvements Promises Reduced Risk, Cost Savings Jim Haried Ernst & Young LLP April 2008 [P. 32] The Introduction Of Energy Performance Certificates For Commercial Buildings In England And Wales Simon Oats Eversheds LLP April 2008 [P. 34] Climate Change: The Future Is Upon Us The Editor interviews Peter J. Fontaine , Co-Chair, Climate Change Practice Area, Cozen O'Connor. April 2008 [P. 35] The Challenges And Opportunities Of Climate Change And Sustainability Part I - Legal Obligations And The Potential For Competitive Advantage John Grosskopf and Cynthia Retallick TRC Companies, Inc. April 2008 [P. 36] Trade Law And Climate Change: Convergence Or Conflict? Bernd G. Janzen Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP March 2008 [P. 32] Today's Successful General Counsel: Always Looking Around The Corner These remarks were taken from a panel entitled "The Growing Role of Corporate Counsel," which was held as part of PLI's Corporate Counsel Institute in September 2007. The participants were Louise Parent, General Counsel of American Express Co. and Esta Eiger Stecher, General Counsel of Goldman Sachs. The panel was moderated by Richard Ziegler, formerly General Counsel of 3M Corp and currently a partner at Jenner & Block, who led the discussion through several phases of a hypothetical. March 2008 [P. 33] Eliminating Toxic Waste Liabilities - A General Counsel's Dream The Editor interviews Marc Faecher , Senior Vice President and General Counsel for Real Estate, TRC Companies, Inc. December 2007 [P. 38] Launching A Climate Change Practice - A Portent Of Things To Come The Editor interviews Paul E. Gutermann, Kenneth B. Mehlman and Kenneth J. Markowitz of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP. November 2007 [P. 22] Compliance With EPA And New Jersey DEP Enforcement Priorities For Nonpermanent Environmental Cleanups Steve Barnett Connell Foley LLP May 2007 [P. 38] SEC Enforcement Action Shines Light On Environmental Disclosures Lewis B. Jones and John C. Bottini King & Spalding LLP April 2007 [P. 05] Anticipating A Greenhouse Gas Compliance Strategy Roger D. Stark and John F. Spinello, Jr. Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP April 2007 [P. 06] A Reminder To Consider The Availability Of Historical Liability Insurance Policies When Facing Environmental Contamination Problems Albert M. Cohen Loeb & Loeb LLP April 2007 [P. 07] EU REACH Chemicals Law: Challenges For American General Counsel Louise Howarth and Paul Smith Eversheds LLP April 2007 [P. 08] New Rules Require Accounting For Future Environmental Costs Gregory A. Bibler and Nathan J. Brodeur Goodwin Procter LLP April 2007 [P. 09] New Jersey's New Environmental Regulations For Day Care Centers The Editor interviews Martha Donovan, Partner, Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A. April 2007 [P. 10] Keeping The Facts (And Advice) Straight: Recognizing And Preventing Conflicts Of Interest When You Hire An Environmental Consultant Susanne Peticolas and David Brooks Gibbons P.C. April 2007 [P. 11] Facing Groundwater Natural Resource Damages Claims: Challenging Lost Use Not A Lost Cause Gary N. Donner and Elizabeth Koniers Brown Robertson, Freilich, Bruno & Cohen, LLC April 2007 [P. 12] Citizen Suit Alleging PSD Permitting Violations Is Not Barred By Statute Of Limitations Wolters Kluwer (CCH) April 2007 [P. 14] Land Use Decisions: Fortune Favors The Prepared! Thomas J. Hall Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross P.C. April 2007 [P. 15] A Thoughtful Look At Building A Diversified Real Estate Practice The Editor interviews Michael Sklaroff, Partner, Chair, Real Estate Department, Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP. April 2007 [P. 16] Using Innovative Non-Binding ADR To Eliminate And Resolve Construction Disputes: Project Advocates For The Construction Industry John E. Osborn John E. Osborn PC April 2007 [P. 45] Managing The Environmental Issues In An Era Of High
Scrutiny Richard G. Leland Partner and Chair of the Environmental Department Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP April 2006 [P. 21] Managing The Environmental Issues In An Era Of High
Scrutiny Richard G. Leland , Partner and Chair of the Environmental Department Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP April 2006 [P. 21m] EU REACH Chemicals Proposal: Challenges For American General Counsel Andr Bywater and Paul Smith Eversheds LLP April 2006 [P. 22] New Standards And Practices For Conducting Environmental Due Diligence Rory C. Ryan Holland & Knight LLP April 2006 [P. 24] Electronics: Toxic Substances Ripe For Regulation William H. Hyatt, Jr. and Sandra Y. Snyder Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham LLP April 2006 [P. 26] Look Before You Leap - New Hurdles For Brownfields Re-Development William S. Hatfield and Camille V. Otero Pitney Hardin LLP April 2006 [P. 27] Recent Case Law Clarifies Ways Third Parties May Participate In Envionmental Permitting Decisions James Stewart and Stephen W. Smithson Lowenstein Sandler PC April 2006 [P. 28] How To Deal With NJDEP Violations The Editor interviews Martha N. Donovan , Member, Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A. April 2006 [P. 29] A Practical Guide To Implementing EPA's New All Appropriate Inquiry Standard Albert M. Cohen Loeb & Loeb LLP April 2006 [P. 30] From Special Interest Advocacy To A Mainstream Practice Intertwined With Other Practices The Editor interviews Richard G. Leland , Partner, Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP. April 2006 [P. 31] EPA Addresses 'Due Diligence' In Real Estate Transactions Catherine M. Ward Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP April 2006 [P. 31m] Redevelopment Opportunities For Contaminated Properties Lisa M. Bromberg and Thomas Spiesman Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C. April 2006 [P. 33] China - Law Firms China's Regulation Of Pesticides John D. Connor, Jr. and Jeffrey Li McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP December 2005 [P. 49] Project: Corporate Counsel Part II (Compliance Readiness) - Law Firms Keeping Up With Safety And Environmental Challenges David B.Weinberg Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP August 2005 [P. 05m] The Supreme Court's Limitation On Private Cost Recovery Actions Under Superfund: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished - Part II Richard G. Leland and Toni L. Finger Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP May 2005 [P. 08] Expanded Site Assessments Required Under EPA's Proposed "All Appropriate Inquiry" Due Diligence Standard - Part II Jean H. McCreary Nixon Peabody LLP May 2005 [P. 18] Environmental Law Update - 2004 - Part II Dennis J. Krumholz Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti LLP May 2005 [P. 19] CERCLA Contribution Rights After Cooper Industries William H. Hyatt, Jr. and Emily L. Won, Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham LLP April 2005 [P. 14] The Supreme Court's Limitation On Private Cost Recovery Actions Under Superfund: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished - Part I Richard G. Leland and Toni L. Finger Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP April 2005 [P. 16] Two Worlds In One - General Litigator And Environmental Attorney The Editor interviews Hal Segall, Principal, Beveridge & Diamond, P.C. April 2005 [P. 16m] Third Circuit Affirms Comprehensive Cleanup Injunction Gail H. Allyn and James P. Spielberg Pitney Hardin LLP April 2005 [P. 17] Issues & Overview Cooper Industries Inc. v. Aviall Services Inc.: Whither (Or Is It Wither) Superfund? Richard F. Ricci Lowenstein Sandler PC April 2005 [P. 18] A Law Firm With The Inside View On Environmental Matters The Editor interviews E. Donald Elliott, Partner, and Robert E. Fabricant, Special Counsel in the Environmental Law Department of Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP - both having served as General Counsel of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). April 2005 [P. 22] Forthcoming EPA Due Diligence Rule To Provide Key To Liability Defense Kermit Rader WolfBlock April 2005 [P. 23] When You Need Environmental Expertise In Europe . . . The Editor interviews Simon Thorne, Partner, and Anne Harrison, Associate, Clarkslegal LLP. April 2005 [P. 24] Natural Resource Damage - Corporate Hazard Ahead Susanne Peticolas Gibbons, Del Deo, Dolan, Griffinger & Vecchione, P.C. April 2005 [P. 25] Greenhouse Gas Management Strategies For U.S. Corporations Christopher P. Davis and Aladdine D. Joroff Goodwin Procter LLP April 2005 [P. 26] Expanded Site Assessments Required Under EPA's Proposed "All Appropriate Inquiry" Due Diligence Standard - Part I Jean H. McCreary Nixon Peabody LLP April 2005 [P. 29] Real Estate, Construction And Environmental Compliance Challenges - Part I The Editor interviews John E. Osborn , Partner, John E. Osborn, PC. April 2005 [P. 30] Environmental Law Update - 2004 - Part I Dennis J. Krumholz Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti LLP April 2005 [P. 32] Teck Cominco Decision May Open Door To Cross-Border Environmental Claims Jeffrey Gracer and Zachary Silbersher Torys LLP April 2005 [P. 33] New York Court Of Appeals Rules That Purchasers Of Petroleum-Contaminated Properties May Be Held Strictly Liable Under The New York Oil Spill Act For Pre-Existing Discharges Steven L. Humphreys Kelley Drye & Warren LLP November 2004 [P. 60] How A Major Bill Became A Law: The Highlands Act The Editor interviews Nicholas Racioppi, Jr. , Real Estate Partner in the firm of Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti LLP. Mr. Racioppi shares his insights into the passage of the Highlands Bill which comprehends land comprising 350, 000 to 390, 000 acres in Northern New Jersey from Phillipsburg in the Southwest to Mahwah in the Northeast. The Highlands is primarily a significant source of drinking water, not only for Northern New Jersey but also surrounding regions. September 2004 [P. 65]
What's That Smell?? Mold - The New 'Asbestos' E. Mitchell Swann, P.E. MDC Systems September 2004 [P. 68,72] Complexity Of Indoor Environmental Investigations And Solutions For Resolution Hung K. Cheung , MD, MPH, FACEOM August 2004 [P. 29] Global Warming: Congress, The SEC And Shareholder-Plaintiffs Turn Up The Heat On Corporate Directors Jeffrey W. Lorell Saiber Schlesinger Satz & Goldstein, LLC July 2004 [P. 29] Private Banks As Agents Of Environmental Protection: The Equator Principles Frederick R. Anderson McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP May 2004 [P. 13] New York's Comprehensive Legislation Reforms For Contaminated Sites - Part II Peter J. Herzberg and Frances B. Stella Pitney Hardin LLP May 2004 [P. 14] Sarbanes-Oxley And The Environment April 2004 [P. 03] EPA Promulgates Air Toxics Rule For Industrial, Commercial, And Institutional Boilers And Process Heaters Under The Clean Air Act David Friedland and Holli Feichko Beveridge & Diamond, P.C. April 2004 [P. 06m] Major CWA Discharge Permitting Case Argued In U.S. Supreme Court Lawrence R. Liebesman and Michael Galano Holland & Knight LLP April 2004 [P. 08] Restoration And Redevelopment Of Urban Rivers: Averting A Paradigm Shift William H. Hyatt and Jennifer L. Allaire Kirkpatrick & Lockhart LLP April 2004 [P. 11] Contribution Confusion: The Supreme Court Is Set To Decide
When A CERCLA Contribution Claim Can Be Made Michael David Lichtenstein and Todd M. Hooker Lowenstein Sandler PC April 2004 [P. 13] New York's Brownfields Legislation For Contamination Sites Peter J. Herzberg and Frances B. Stella Pitney, Hardin, Kipp & Szuch LLP April 2004 [P. 15] Issues & Overview Water's Time April 2004 [P. 16] NSR: An Industry Lawyer's Perspective On The Ongoing Battle Over Who Speaks For EPA E. Donald Elliott Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP April 2004 [P. 20] Contaminated Property May Be More Valuable Than You Think Epstein Becker & Green, P.C. (212) 351-4500 By Barbara H. Gallo, Kerry F. Nelson and Daniel H. Sherman IV April 2004 [P. 24] Disclosing Contingent Environmental Liabilities:
Navigating In A New Environment Torys LLP (212) 880-6000 www.torys.com By Jeffrey B. Gracer and Andrew Beck April 2004 [P. 28] All Appropriate Inquiry Standard Will Create Substantive New Requirements For Phase I Environmental Site Assessments Goodwin Procter LLP (617) 570-1000 By Gregory A. Bibler and Nathan J. Brodeur April 2004 [P. 29] Changes To "All Appropriate Inquiry" Standard May Increase Real
Estate Purchaser's Environmental Assessment
Requirements Michael J. Quinn Seyfarth Shaw LLP April 2004 [P. 35] Passing The Hat For CERCLA Cleanup Costs:
If You Clean Up, Will Others Chip In? Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. www.shb.com By Derek J. Lisk April 2004 [P. 36] Environmental Risk Communication: An Essential To Assessing Stakeholder Concerns Ronald E. Gots, M.D., Ph.D. April 2004 [P. 39] The Second Circuit Limits Corporate Successor Liability Under Superfund
Richard G. Leland and Karen L. Mintzer Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP February 2004 [P. 05] |
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