PFAS: An Evolving Case Study in Environmental Litigation & Regulation

Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) continue to draw scrutiny from regulators, litigators, legislatures, the media, and the public.  As the litigation and regulatory landscapes for PFAS evolve, it illustrates the broad impact of environmental matters, highlights the need for legal and business professionals to stay abreast of relevant trends and developments, and offers lessons for mitigating business risks. 

Stakeholders from all industries potentially impacted by PFAS are encouraged to attend and learn about key developments in this ever-evolving area. This program is designed for in-house counsel who are responsible for managing or engaging in litigation and are interested in better understanding PFAS regulation and litigation trends.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify PFAS regulatory trends 

2. Review past and present PFAS litigation and predict future directions

3. Discuss future PFAS landscape and risk mitigation strategies