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Nebraska MCLE #252751. 1.0 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)
Litigation surrounding PFAS (man-made chemicals known as perfluorinated compounds) is increasing. Because of their unique properties, PFAS number in the thousands and can be found in many different consumer, commercial, and industrial products—as well as in the natural environment, including in waste facilities, drinking water, and living organisms. This session will provide more information for practitioners on PFAS and the risks and liabilities associated therewith, as well as current regulations and updates on caselaw and pending litigation in this area.
Stephen Bruckner, Fraser Stryker PC LLO
Stephen (Steve) Bruckner’s legal practice is concentrated in the field of energy, environmental, and natural resources law. Serving as lead counsel for a major Midwestern electric utility, his legal experience includes complex environmental cleanup, enforcement, and citizen suit litigation. With extensive experience representing natural gas pipeline and distribution companies, he has zealously litigated rate cases at the commission, trial, and appellate court levels.
Michael Miller, SCS Engineers
Michael Miller is a Vice President, Project Director, and National Expert on Environmental Due Diligence. He provides environmental management and consulting to the private and federal sectors and develops and implements environmental health & safety (EH&S) programs and solutions at industrial facilities in the agricultural processing, chemical processing, distribution/transportation, metals, and pharmaceutical manufacturing sectors.
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