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Environmental Law in Real Estate and Business Transactions

Environmental Law in Real Estate and Business Transactions

Comprehensive treatise and practice guide on environmental issues in real property and business transactions.


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    This publication provides comprehensive coverage of environmental issues in real property and business transactions; contains both treatise and practice guide materials (including checklists, case studies, forms and EPA administrative materials) on:

  • Liability issues involving CERCLA, RCRA, and the Clean Water Act
  • Underground storage tanks
  • Federal and state liens and superliens
  • Siting requirements for wetlands
  • Restrictions on property transfers with state specific statutes and forms
  • Environmental issues in mergers and acquisitions, including SEC disclosure requirements, due diligence, and bankruptcy
  • Lender liability
  • Indoor air quality and asbestos in commercial buildings
  • Global climate change and its impact on business
  • International environmental issues

    First published in 1992.

    3 Volumes; Looseleaf; updated with revisions.

    • VOL. 1
    1 Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act
    2 RCRA Sections 7003 and 7002 - Imminent Hazards
    3 Discharges into Navigable Waters
    4 State Superfund Laws
    4A Environmental Insurance Coverage
    5 Clean Air Act
    6 The Clean Water Act
    7 The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
    8 Underground Storage Tanks

    VOL. 2
    9 Wetlands
    10 The National Environmental Policy Act
    11 International Environmental Issues
    12 Environmental Property Transfer Statutes
    13 Federal and State Liens and Superliens
    14 Environmental Reporting and Notification Requirements
    15 Asbestos in Commercial Buildings
    15A Indoor Air Quality

    VOL. 3
    16 Disclosure Requirements of the Securities and Exchange Commission
    17 Environmental Liability and the Corporate Form
    18 Lender Liability
    19 Bankruptcy
    20 Environmental Due Diligence
    21 Environmental Audits
    22 Allocation of Environmental Risks and Liabilities
    23 Working With Environmental Consultants
    24 Brownfields
    25 Global Climate Change and Its Impact on Business
    Tables (Forms, Cases & Statutes)
    Index

     

    Berz, David R.


    David R. Berz is the managing partner of the Washington office of Weil, Gotshal & Manges and heads the firm?s environmental practice group. He is a recognized authority on U.S. and international environmental law. He has represented a range of clients in major legislative and regulatory developments in the United States over the past 18 years. As a litigator, he serves as lead counsel in civil and criminal environmental matters involving federal and state water, air, and hazardous waste and substance statutes. Mr. Berz regularly counsels multinational corporations, their senior management, and boards of directors in developing environmental compliance programs, and serves as environmental counsel to financial institutions. Recently, Mr. Berz has served as environmental counsel to the Government of Canada in conjunction with the North American Free Trade Agreement negotiations. He received both his undergraduate and law degrees from George Washington University with special honors.

    Strochak, Adam P.


    ADAM P. STROCHAK is a partner in the Washington, D.C., office of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, where he has practiced since 1993. He concentrates his practice on corporate restructuring, representing both debtors and creditors in restructuring matters in and out of court. Mr. Strochak also has represented clients in a wide variety of industries on environmental, insurance coverage, and commercial litigation matters, focusing particularly on the intersection of these disciplines with the bankruptcy laws.

    In chapter 11 cases, Mr. Strochak has represented debtors from diverse industries, including telecommunications, steel, healthcare, building products and retail sales. Major debtor representations include WorldCom, Inc., Silicon Graphics, Inc., Genesis Health Ventures, Inc., Sun Healthcare Group, Inc., Enron Corporation, G-I Holdings Inc. (former known as GAF Corporation), Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc., Republic Technologies International, LLC, Brothers' Gourmet Coffee and Metallurg Inc. Mr. Strochak also regularly represents creditors in both out-of-court workouts and court-supervised restructurings. Creditor representations include the Official Committee of Asbestos Property Damage Claimants in the Federal-Mogul bankruptcy, the Senior Lenders of Owens Corning, General Electric Capital Corporation in the Kmart Corporation Chapter 11 case, GE Capital Aviation Services, Inc. in the Fairchild Dornier Corporation bankruptcy, and ChevronTexaco Corporation in the American Western Refining bankruptcy.

    Mr. Strochak is a co-author, with David R. Berz and Stanley M. Spracker, of the three-volume treatise Environmental Law in Real Estate and Business Transactions (Matthew Bender), which focuses on the implications of environmental law in transactional and restructuring matters. He also has written for a variety of publications on current topics in restructuring, environmental law and insurance coverage.

    Mr. Strochak is a graduate of the University of Vermont (B.A.) and George Washington University (J.D.).

    Spracker, Stanley M.


    Stanley M. Spracker is a former partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP. His principal areas of practice included environmental and workplace health and safety law, focusing on EPA and OSHA. In that regard, Mr. Spracker has extensive experience in Superfund litigation, district court and administrative proceedings under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, and insurance litigation involving claims for coverage for costs of hazardous waste cleanups. In addition, Mr. Spracker has counseled clients on environmental matters in connection with mergers and acquisitions, purchases and sales of real estate and the development of industrial property. Mr. Spracker has lectured extensively and published articles on environmental regulation. He received his Bachelors degree, with highest honors, from the University of Wisconsin and his J.D. degree from the University of Chicago Law School. Mr. Spracker is a member of the District of Columbia Bar and the American Bar Association and its administrative law and natural resources sections.

     

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