Description
The first half of 2024 saw significant U.S. EPA activity, resulting in a final rule designating two per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as "hazardous" under CERCLA. This ruling will lead to increased enforcement, clean-ups, and litigation, with impacts expected to ripple through the commercial real estate market.
Register for this high-level discussion to gain practical insights on crucial transaction impacts and deal pressure points for you and your commercial clients.
Lenders, buyers, sellers, developers, and insurers involved with commercial real estate transactions need to ready themselves to adapt deals on the fly, take a more discerning look at transactions, and improve due diligence efforts to avoid and mitigate risks stemming from this CERCLA development.
- Learn how to keep your deals moving forward, and how to avoid riskier endeavors with legal and technical guidance from our expert panel. During this deep-dive 90-minute presentation you’ll learn about:
- Impacts of the EPA Ruling on commercial real estate transaction
- Examining and evaluating potential PFAS risks in a transaction through due diligence and environmental assessments
- Mitigating the potential risks PFAS may pose in the transaction
- Practical considerations for addressing if you discover PFAS-impacts after the transaction
This course is designed for commercial real estate practitioners who represent owners, developers, lenders, or investors.