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New Enforcement Trends in Waste Management in California

Fri Jan 16th, On Environmental Law, Litigation, by

Waste management compliance could be a key issue for companies throughout California in 2026. We have recently seen an uptick in waste management-related enforcement actions pretty much across the board, and it appears likely that this trend will continue throughout the year. Learn what company owners, executives, and in-house lawyers need to know from a California environmental litigation attorney at Bick Law LLP: 4 Trends in California Waste Management Enforcement […]

Federal Court Declares Proposition 65 Warning Requirement for Dietary Acrylamide Unconstitutional: What’s Next?

Fri Aug 22nd, On Litigation, by

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California recently held that California’s addition of dietary acrylamide to the Proposition 65 warning list was unconstitutional. The decision came in the case of California Chamber of Commerce v. Bonta, which the Chamber of Commerce initially filed in 2019. While the decision is specific to dietary acrylamide, the court’s analysis provides some valuable insights for evaluating future challenges to listings under Proposition […]

Burger King Faces Retribution Over Hazardous Compounds in Whopper Packaging

Sat May 21st, On Litigation, by

Complete with fresh cut lettuce, mayo, and a swirl of ketchup, served on a sesame seed bun, the Burger King Whopper stands as the choice lunch for the thousands of customers who consume it daily. While it is commonly held that Burger King, similar to most fast-food restaurants, lacks the nutritional advantages that humans demand, there may be a secondary danger associated with the infamous whopper endangering the health of […]

Clean Air Act: The Status of EPA’s Methane Regulation Rollbacks and Associated Litigation

Methane is the main ingredient of natural gas and a potent greenhouse gas (“GHG”) with a short half-life. When methane leaks into the air before its use—from a leaky valve at a drilling site, for example—it absorbs the sun’s heat and warms the Earth’s atmosphere. The largest source of methane emissions in the United States is the oil and gas industry (source: EPA). The methane regulations established by the Obama […]

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