U.S.: Aligning Affordable Housing and Brownfields Projects for Success
Written by Nicholas Targ, Partner and Co-chair of Holland & Knight’s National Environmental...
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Tag: environmental law
Trio of Recent Supreme Court of Canada Decisions Signals Provinces Cannot Impede Federal Undertakings under the Guise of Environmental Protection
Written by Jean Lortie, Dominique Amyot-Bilodeau, Jean-Philippe Mathieu, Patrick Ostiguy...
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What can the Act of God Defence in Regulatory Offences tell us about Responding to the COVID 19 Crisis
Written by Stanley Berger, Partner, Fogler Rubinoff In April 2008 water bodies in Alberta were...
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Expanding Redwater Beyond Oil And Gas: Can Other Regulators Enforce Orders In An Insolvency?
Written by Alan Harvie, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP The Supreme Court of Canada recently...
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How the SCC Decision in Redwater Case could Change the Role of Environmental Orders in Ontario Insolvency Proceedings
by Erin D Farrell, Jessica Bioly and Haddon Murray, Gowlings 1. Introduction The potential...
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Court Upholds Decision That The Ministry May Order Current And Former Owners, And Tenants To Delineate Contamination That Has Migrated Off-Site
Article by Stanley D. Berger and Albert M. Engel Fogler, Rubinoff LLP On September 4, 2018,...
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Environmental Consultant’s Disclaimer of Liability to Vendor effective against Third Party Purchaser
by Stanley D. Berger, Fogler Rubinoff On July 23, 2018 the Court of Appeal for Newfoundland and...
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Couple admits illegally storing 4,500 tons of hazardous waste in warehouse
As reported in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a husband and wife recently plead guilty to a U.S....
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