Environmental Litigation

Overview

McManimon Scotland & Baumann, LLC’s Environmental Law Group has served as trial and appellate counsel in numerous complex environmental litigation matters in Federal and State courts in New Jersey and across the country. We have been involved in all phases of administrative and litigated representation under scores of major environmental statute and regulatory program, including CERCLA, the Clean Water Act, New Jersey Spill Act, and New Jersey Environmental Rights Act.

Who We Serve

Manufacturers
Developers
Fortune 500 companies
Small businesses
Commercial landlords/tenants
Redevelopment agencies
Public entities
Municipalities

Our Services

Multi-Party Alternative Dispute Resolution Superfund Proceedings
Cost Recovery actions related to the costs of investigation and remediation
Insurance Coverage Action on behalf of policyholders seeking coverage for Environmental claims under Comprehensive General Liability, Cost-Cap, and Pollution Legal Liability Policies
Administrative Proceedings against Government Regulatory Bodies with Respect to Regulatory Enforcement and the Assessment of Penalties
Recovery of Natural Resource Damages

Contact Us

For more information about our Environmental Practice, please contact Eric E. Tomaszewski at etomaszewski@msbnj.com or 973.622.5159.

Our Team

William P. Opel

Member

wopel@msbnj.com (973) 622-2766

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Kathleen C. Riley

Paralegal

KRiley@msbnj.com (973) 622-4851

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Eric E. Tomaszewski

Member

etomaszewski@msbnj.com (973) 622-5162

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News

10.29.24

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Department) is proposing new rules, repeals, and amendments related to the Site Remediation Reform Act amendments.

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Department) is proposing new rules, repeals, and amendments related to the Site Remediation Reform Act amendments. The Department is proposing to amend its site remediation rules to codify and implement the provisions of P.L. 2019, c. 263 (The SRRA 2.0 Act), which concerned the remediation of contaminated sites, and amended and supplemented various parts of environmental statutory law. The proposal is scheduled to be published in the New J

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05.02.21

The Elephant in the Environmental Courtroom

When: May 6, 2021 at 9:00am
Speaker: Eric E. Tomaszewski
Where: Live Webcast

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Our Team

William P. Opel Kathleen C. Riley Eric E. Tomaszewski