Feb 05, 2022 · A judge awarded about $40 million Friday, Feb. 4, 2022, to the lead attorneys in a $626 million settlement for Flint residents and property …
¶2 In 1972, Plaintiff acquired the surface and fractional mineral interests of property located in Garvin County, Oklahoma. Defendants were and are the working interest owners and/or operators of mineral leases covering Plaintiff's property as heirs of Frank Walters and successors in interest to the owners of the mineral leases covering ...
said to be that an attorney, as an officer of the court, has a duty to inform the court of anything which it is entitled to be informed of.I7 It has been held that "the true position of an attorney before the court is that of an aide and assistant."lR Yet, the Committee on Professional Ethics of the Bar of New York City has decided that
Jun 17, 2003 · acquired some of the property. When they tried to resell it, their purchaser indicated that portions of the property had been contaminated with lead. Defendants had used the property for sixteen years as a skeet shooting range, and this apparently was the source of the lead contamination.
Property contamination can lead to significant long-term costs; it creates uncertainty, a potentially large ongoing liability, and if the liability is associated with owned property, it prevents property or facility transfers.
Obtaining and preserving federal and state liability protections in the context of property purchases and brownfields development s, and negotiating access, liability and indemnification agreements between lessors and lessees to address actual or potential contamination scenarios
Participating in complex multi-party negotiations on behalf of a major responsible party to develop a cost-effective remediation plan for a contaminated sediment site affecting numerous private and governmental stakeholders with varying interests