Cost-effective environmental litigation
By: March 25, 1994, Condon Hall, University of Washington.
Contributors: University of Washington. School of Law.
Publisher: Washington Law School Foundation
Published: 1994
Place of publication: [Seattle, Wash.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Liability for environmental damages -- United States.; Liability for environmental damages -- Washington (State); Liability for hazardous substances pollution damages -- United States.; Liability for hazardous substances pollution damages -- Washington (State); Liability for environmental damages.; Liability for hazardous substances pollution damages.
Notes: Presented by University of Washington School of Law.
Table of contents: value: The ever broadening net of CERCLA and  MTCA / John Bjorkman, Alan Bakalian; value: Effectively handling toxic tort claims / Greg Costello, Corrie Yackulic; value: Litigating natural resource damages claims and their relationship to other environmental claims / Tom Newlon, Bart Freedman; value: Pro bono opportunities in environmental law and litigation / Meredith Sawyer; value: Environmental coverage claims in Washington / David Brenner, Tom Jones, Paul Carlson; value: Complying with cleanup regulations / Rod Brown, John Ryan, Steve R. Secrist; value: Discovery and its implications in environmental litigation / Deborah Phillips, Tayrn McCain; value: How to effectively handle big environmental cases in a small firm / Ian Rodihan, Helen Kennedy, Clark Davis; value: Panel discussion; value: the speaker's top ten tips on effective environmental litigation / Greg Costello, Bart Freedman, moderators.