Contractors Receive Criminal Sanctions for Failing to Dispose of Canister of Fumigant Found at Jobsite
Disposal of Hazardous Materials,Environmental Crime,Environmental Liability
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If you think the only people or companies that suffer criminal penalty under environmental laws are big-time operators that cause terrible pollution, you should consider what happened to a contractor and subcontractor that were demolishing a building and constructing a new grocery store. After commencing work, the demolition subcontractor found two yellow canisters designed to [...]
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No Superfund Liability for Engineer
CERCLA,Disposal of Hazardous Materials,Potentially Responsible Parties,PRP,Response Action Contractor,superfund
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The City of North Miami hired an engineering firm (“BB&L”) to assist it in implementing an environmental cleanup plan for a landfill that was on the U.S. EPA National Priorities List because of uncontrolled hazardous releases that included ammonia leaching into the groundwater. The firm conducted hydrogeologic studies of the aquifer and used those studies [...]
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