Phase I ESA – When Not To Drill

After the Phase I ESA … then what? We all know that it is essential and imperative that before you can do any property transfer you need to have a Phase I ESA (Environmental Site Assessment) done. Even if you have no reason to believe the property may be contaminated. After all, it is the blind sword of the EPA that decides who is responsible for cleaning up a site, and mere belief that...
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3 Biggest Mistakes You Can Make With Environmental Compliance

Ever had that sinking feeling like an environmental compliance issue might torpedo your property deal or put you in the cross-hairs for liability? Or worse yet, ever had that feeling like environmental compliance issues were a “non-issue” with your property deal? How confident are you that you can really tell the difference between these two situations? With over 20 years in the environmental...
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