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Environmental Justice
- California’s Climate Disclosure Mandate: What Companies Need to Know
- Wade M. Stephens Elevated To Partner in Environmental Law Practice Group at Langsam Stevens Silver & Hollaender LLP
- TSCA Section 21 Petitions: A New Tool for Industry’s Regulatory Strategy
- New Jersey’s Recycled Content Law: Compliance, Reporting, and Legal Stakes
- Kara L. Hunter’s Article “Tread lightly: Environmental implications of tire particles” Featured in Lawyers Journal
- Langsam Stevens Silver & Hollaender LLP Supports East Coast Greenway Alliance for 15 years
- New Jersey’s Recycled Content Law: Leading the Northeast in Packaging Reform
- Superfund or Superfluous: A Primer on the Fight Over State Climate Superfund Laws
- TSCA Risk Evaluation Rule in Flux (Again)
- 3M Pays Largest Settlement Regarding PFAS in New Jersey’s History
- The Future of Environmental Policy and the Administrative State
- New Jersey’s Environmental Justice Law – What Now?
Environmental Law
- Supreme Court to Review State Law Climate Torts, with Implications for State Climate Superfund Push
- New Jersey Remedial Action Permit (RAP) Amendments
- TSCA CBI Claims Begin Expiring in 2026
- Pipeline Leak Pushes PA Legislature to Action
- What’s On Your Hat?: Re-examining Rule 26’s Protections for Dual-Hat Experts
- “How A 1947 Tugboat Ruling May Shape Work Product In AI Era” Featured in Law360 on January 21, 2026
- California’s Climate Disclosure Mandate: What Companies Need to Know
- Wade M. Stephens Elevated To Partner in Environmental Law Practice Group at Langsam Stevens Silver & Hollaender LLP
- TSCA Section 21 Petitions: A New Tool for Industry’s Regulatory Strategy
- New Jersey’s Recycled Content Law: Compliance, Reporting, and Legal Stakes
- Kara L. Hunter’s Article “Tread lightly: Environmental implications of tire particles” Featured in Lawyers Journal
- Langsam Stevens Silver & Hollaender LLP Supports East Coast Greenway Alliance for 15 years
- New Jersey’s Recycled Content Law: Leading the Northeast in Packaging Reform
- Superfund or Superfluous: A Primer on the Fight Over State Climate Superfund Laws
- TSCA Risk Evaluation Rule in Flux (Again)
- 3M Pays Largest Settlement Regarding PFAS in New Jersey’s History
- The Future of Environmental Policy and the Administrative State
- Calif. Justices’ Options In Insurance Exhaustion Case
- No Scienter Required – CERCLA Arranger Liability Claims revived by 4th Circuit
- EPA’s Latest PFAS Rule Targets PFOA & PFOS
- What EPA Designation Of PFAS As Hazardous Means For Cos.
- Justice Thomas, Eight Others Dodge Bullets In Guam
- New Jersey’s Environmental Justice Law – What Now?
News
- Supreme Court to Review State Law Climate Torts, with Implications for State Climate Superfund Push
- New Jersey Remedial Action Permit (RAP) Amendments
- What’s On Your Hat?: Re-examining Rule 26’s Protections for Dual-Hat Experts
- California’s Climate Disclosure Mandate: What Companies Need to Know
- Wade M. Stephens Elevated To Partner in Environmental Law Practice Group at Langsam Stevens Silver & Hollaender LLP
- TSCA Section 21 Petitions: A New Tool for Industry’s Regulatory Strategy
- New Jersey’s Recycled Content Law: Compliance, Reporting, and Legal Stakes
- Kara L. Hunter’s Article “Tread lightly: Environmental implications of tire particles” Featured in Lawyers Journal
- Langsam Stevens Silver & Hollaender LLP Supports East Coast Greenway Alliance for 15 years
- New Jersey’s Recycled Content Law: Leading the Northeast in Packaging Reform
- Superfund or Superfluous: A Primer on the Fight Over State Climate Superfund Laws
- TSCA Risk Evaluation Rule in Flux (Again)
- 3M Pays Largest Settlement Regarding PFAS in New Jersey’s History
- The Future of Environmental Policy and the Administrative State
- Calif. Justices’ Options In Insurance Exhaustion Case
- No Scienter Required – CERCLA Arranger Liability Claims revived by 4th Circuit
- What EPA Designation Of PFAS As Hazardous Means For Cos.
- Justice Thomas, Eight Others Dodge Bullets In Guam