Legal Resources

TSCA and PFAS: Early 2026 Practical Tips

TSCA and PFAS reporting requirements saw increased corporate obligations under the Biden Administration, which we previously wrote about extensively. With a new administration in 2025, though, and a de-regulation push particularly in the environmental sector...
Michigan PFAS Drinking Water Challenge Briefing Complete

Michigan PFAS Drinking Water Challenge Briefing Complete

We previously wrote regarding a Michigan state court ruling that struck down Michigan’s PFAS regulations related to drinking water enforceable limits, with the ensuing appeal in December 2022 by the state. The state filed its legal brief at the end of February 2023...

Greenwashing Pressures Step Up In U.S. and E.U.

Greenwashing Pressures Step Up In U.S. and E.U.

In January 2022, we wrote regarding the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC's) intent to update its “Green Guides“, which “…set forth the Federal Trade Commission’s current views about environmental claims. The guides help marketers [and companies] avoid making...

John Gardella To Present On PFAS For Boston Bar Association

John Gardella To Present On PFAS For Boston Bar Association

On May 18, 2023 from 11am - 12pm EST, please join CMBG3 Law Shareholder John Gardella and two other members of the Boston bar as they discuss litigation trends for PFAS matters in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. During the webinar, entitled "PFAS Litigation Update:...

PFAS Legislative Developments (April 2023)

PFAS Legislative Developments (April 2023)

April 2023 PFAS Legislative Developments April Legislation Tracking (April 1, 2023 – April 30, 2023)Current Trends in Legislation – April 2023  1 Federal Bill Introduced Federal Level Key point addressed: Taxation in relation to PFAS Remediation. Water Quality...

PFAS Lawsuits Brought By Maine and Kentucky

PFAS Lawsuits Brought By Maine and Kentucky

In February 2023, we wrote regarding a PFAS pollution lawsuit filed by Illinois against manufacturers of PFAS seeking damages for alleged contamination in the state. Within the last month, two other states - Maine and Kentucky - have joined the fray, becoming the...

PFAS CERCLA Designation May Expand

PFAS CERCLA Designation May Expand

We previously reported on the EPA‘s long-anticipated proposed rule to designate PFOA and PFOS as “hazardous substances” under CERCLA. The public comment period for the CERCLA PFAS proposed rule closed on November 7, 2022, and the EPA is now undertaking a review of the...