Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section...
1
Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section Update By: Paul Knobbe, Goldberg Segalla Beth Bauer, HeplerBroom Attending the DRI Asbestos Medicine Seminar in New Orleans November 10-11? This seminar is chaired by our section’s own Evelyn Davis and is sure to provide a wealth of information on the latest in science and how to leverage that knowledge for your client’s victory. If you plan to attend, let’s get together for some FDCC fellowship and networking! Contact Beth Bauer if you are registered for this seminar. [email protected] 2017 Winter Meeting-March 6-10, Charleston, South Carolina The Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section is busy planning for a fun and informative winter meeting this coming March in Charleston, South Carolina. Section member Bill Koska will lead a panel discussion titled, “A TSUNAMI OF RISING WATER LITIGATION.” The presentation focuses on current and future water litigation, including water contamination, defenses to contamination claims including scientific (Daubert) challenges, and safe harbor legislation that exists in a few states, water rights, and how the climate change debate may impact these cases. It will include tips for corporate counsel to avoid or minimize litigation risks, and ideas and defenses for trial lawyers defending them. Kurt Reeg will be hosting a dinner on the dine around night for members of the section at a location TBD. Please let Kurt know if you plan to attend by January 6, 2017, so plans can be made to accommodate all members who would like to attend, and ensure we are able to experience some of the best dining Charleston has to offer. [email protected] 2017 Annual Meeting, Montreux Switzerland The Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section is planning to partner with the newly formed Energy Section, and plans are underway for a potential joint presentation at the annual meeting in Montreux. If you are interested in presenting, or have an idea for a program topic, please contact our section Chair, Beth Bauer. [email protected]
Transcript of Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section...
Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section Update By: Paul Knobbe, Goldberg Segalla Beth Bauer, HeplerBroom Attending the DRI Asbestos Medicine Seminar in New Orleans November 10-11? This seminar is chaired by our section’s own Evelyn Davis and is sure to provide a wealth of information on the latest in science and how to leverage that knowledge for your client’s victory. If you plan to attend, let’s get together for some
FDCC fellowship and networking! Contact Beth Bauer if you are registered for this
seminar. [email protected] 2017 Winter Meeting-March 6-10, Charleston, South Carolina
The Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section is busy planning for a fun and informative winter meeting this coming March in Charleston, South Carolina. Section member Bill Koska will lead a panel discussion titled, “A TSUNAMI OF RISING WATER LITIGATION.” The presentation focuses on current and future water litigation, including water contamination, defenses to contamination claims including scientific (Daubert) challenges, and safe harbor legislation that exists in a few states, water rights, and how the climate change debate may impact these cases. It will include tips for corporate counsel to avoid or minimize litigation risks, and ideas and defenses for trial lawyers defending them. Kurt Reeg will be hosting a dinner on the dine around night for members of the section at a location TBD. Please let Kurt know if you plan to attend by January 6, 2017, so plans can be made to accommodate all members who would like to attend, and ensure we are able to experience some of the best dining Charleston has to offer. [email protected]
2017 Annual Meeting, Montreux Switzerland
The Toxic Tort and Environmental Law Section is planning to partner with the newly formed Energy Section, and plans are underway for a potential joint presentation at the annual meeting in Montreux. If you are interested in presenting, or have an idea for a program topic, please contact our section Chair, Beth Bauer. [email protected]
