The Supreme Court’s opinion that the “relating to” requirement in 28 U.S.C. § 1442 should be interpreted broadly is an important development that provides a path to federal court for those who meet the necessary criteria.
The article discusses key considerations for companies to consider when deciding to litigate or arbitrate these claims. In the appropriate circumstance, arbitration may offer a beneficial alternative to traditional litigation.
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Gary Feldon spoke with Waste Dive regarding the recent approval of bills setting limits on contamination from per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances in sewage sludge in Maryland and Virginia.
Following the science in this area, as well as working with effective legal counsel, will be important action items for companies in this space.
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The article discusses federal inaction, emerging state regulation, and recent lawsuits including Alessi v. Synagro Technologies, Inc. and Farmer v. EPA, as well as outlining strategies for businesses to manage potential compliance and litigation challenges involving PFAS in biosolids and wastewater.
Businesses that use PFAS or handle related wastewater should be watching recent developments closely to stay ahead of evolving compliance and litigation risks.
