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Documenting and Establishing Arbitrary and Capricious Conduct in the CERCLA Remedy Selection Process
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| People: | Joseph W. Hovermill |
| Where: | DRI Toxic Torts and Environmental Law Seminar |
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Joe Hovermill, President, CEO and principal in the firm’s Products Liability & Mass Torts practice group, will be participating in a presentation on “Documenting and Establishing Arbitrary and Capricious Conduct in the CERCLA Remedy Selection Process” at the 2020 DRI Toxic Torts and Environmental Law Seminar.
Program Description:
The CERCLA/National Contingency Plan remedy selection process requires that the costs and benefits of remedial alternatives be fairly compared with each other before the remedy is selected. This panel will discuss challenges to EPA actions as arbitrary and capricious when remedial alternatives are not adequately compared.
Speakers:
- William S. (Buddy) Cox III, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP, Birmingham, AL
- Joseph W. Hovermill, Miles & Stockbridge PC, Baltimore, MD
- Jeffrey J. Loureiro, PE, LEP, Loureiro Engineering Associates, Plainville, CT
- Theodore C. (Ted) Morris, Stanley Black & Decker, Towson, MD
