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Toxic Tort Litigation Expert Testimony Admissibility: Significant Georgia Appellate Ruling
Barnes & Thornburg LLP are most popular: within Privacy, Insurance and Intellectual Property topic(s) with readers working within the Insurance and Utilities industries In a recent decision that could alter how plaintiffs present expert witness testimony in state court toxic tort claims, the Georgia Court of Appeals in Sterigenics US LLC v. Mutz, No. A25A1377, 2025 WL 3041770 (Ga. Ct. App. Oct.
Georgia Court Tightens Toxic Tort Expert Standards
In a recent decision that could alter how plaintiffs present expert witness testimony in state court toxic tort claims, the Georgia Court of Appeals in Sterigenics US LLC v. Mutz, No. A25A1377, 2025 WL 3041770 (Ga. Ct. App. Oct. 31, 2025), addresses a core issue in toxic tort litigation: the standards governing admissibility of expert witness testimony about general causation.
Managing for Old Growth in Frequent-fire Landscapes
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Air & Waste Management Association Southern Section Conference
Charlie Denton and Alex Bandza will each participate in panel discussions at the Air & Waste Management Association’s Southern Section Conference in LaGrange, GA. Charlie will present as part of a panel discussion, “PFAS Panel - Air and Waste,” alongside Steve Ellingson, an associate vice president at Shannon & Wilson, and Tim Fredericks, an environmental scientist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region 4.
Michigan Super Lawyers 2024 Recognizes Two Barnes & Thornburg Attorneys | Barnes & Thornburg
Two Barnes & Thornburg attorneys have been recognized in the 2024 edition of the Michigan Super Lawyers. The attorney who made this year’s Super Lawyers list, including their primary practice areas as identified by Super Lawyers, is: Charles M. Denton – Environmental Litigation; Environmental; Energy & Natural Resources The following attorney was named to the Rising Stars list: Joseph R.
PFAS Are Still Emerging and Other New Environmental Risks to Keep You Up at Night
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2024 Georgia Brownfield Association Brownfield Seminar
Charlie Denton and Rich Glaze will each participate in panel discussions at the 2024 Georgia Brownfield Association (GBA) Brownfield Seminar in Atlanta. Charlie will present as part of a panel discussion, “Perspectives on Vapor Intrusion Issues Related to TCE Exposure & Update on Toxic Tort Litigation,” alongside Kevin Koporec, a toxicologist at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Tom Wurzinger, an environmental engineer at Geosyntec Consultants.
American Bar Association Federal Environmental and Energy Litigation Updates Regional CLE Program
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ESG Considerations for Brownfields
The Georgia Brownfield Association held its annual seminar at Georgia State University in Atlanta with a full day of presentations and case studies on federal and state Brownfield redevelopment projects and related issues, including electrical vehicles, PFAS, and a keynote from the Georgia Ports Authority. The firm was a sponsor of the event. Rich Glaze was part of a panel presentation, “ESG Considerations for Brownfields,” moderated by Charlie Denton.
Georgia Air and Waste Management Association
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Georgia Defeats Florida Water Claims in Supreme Court
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Voluntary Framework for Fuel Efficiency May Blunt Impact of Federal Standards Freeze
by Louise Dyble and Charles M. Denton Barnes & Thornburg LLP is an IMA Member Four auto manufacturers struck a deal with California regulators on July 25, 2019, agreeing to support and comply with a voluntary framework for fuel economy and emissions that ensures significant improvements through model year 2026.
ABA Encourages Climate Change Legislation, Adaptation and Mitigating Action
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Expert Focus: US States Outpace EPA on PFAS Firefighting Foam Laws
Wednesday, July 3, 2019 States including Georgia, Michigan and Minnesota are pushing ahead with legislation while the EPA muddles through the federal bureaucracy. There is no dispute that firefighting foam containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is very effective at extinguishing flammable liquid fires. This fire suppressant material is also known as aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF).
Georgia Enacts Prohibition on PFAS Firefighting Foam
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PFAS Firefighting Foam Legislation Proposed in Georgia
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EO to Restructure Michigan's Dept of Environmental Quality
Friday, February 8, 2019 New Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued an executive order on Feb. 4, 2019, to reorganize the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality as the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE). Executive Order 2019-2 abolishes the Office of the Great Lakes in the Department of Natural Resources, but a new Office of the Great Lakes is established in EGLE.
Updates from Michigan's Environmental Lame Duck Session
Wednesday, January 16, 2019 Michigan’s “lame duck” legislative session in December, preceding the change of state governor from Republican Rick Snyder to Democrat Gretchen Whitmer, saw a number of significant enactments. In a historic session, lawmakers voted on more than 300 bills in 13 days.
Naylor Mill CAFO highlights need for new poultry regs
Public comments during the recent Wicomico County hearing on the proposed large Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation planned for the Naylor Mill Road site demonstrates the need for the new Maryland Poultry Management Act. With the new larger chicken houses on properties with no cropland for litter application, the increasing volume of chicken manure will need to be transported off-site to alternate-use facilities.
Municipal Bond Interest Paid By a Bond Insurer After an Issuer’s Bankruptcy Discharge Can Remain Tax-Exempt
In the aftermath of recent municipal bankruptcies in which issuers proposed and/or implemented bankruptcy plans involving partial discharges of the issuer’s payment obligation on insured bonds, there has been increased focus on whether municipal bond interest paid by a bond insurer after the bankruptcy plan’s effective date continues to be tax-exempt.
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