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As a business owner, you conduct many tasks every day to keep your operations going and enhance your profitability. You may also rely on employees and suppliers to help you keep your operations moving forward. There are 31.7 million small businesses in the U.S.,...
Particular working environments pose a physical threat. Any employee in proximity to harmful chemicals is at risk for severe health problems. Contaminated employees can wind up enduring ill effects for the rest of their lives. Suing the responsible party for exposure...
Putting an estate plan in place is important for your family to secure their future, and for your peace of mind knowing that your wishes are clear. Taking the time now to articulate your wishes is a wonderful way to show your family how much you love them. However,...
Underground storage tanks, or USTs, provide a storage vessel for hazardous materials, including gasoline, ethanol or diesel fuels, buried below the ground and out of sight. While USTs are an effective, space-saving solution for companies storing large amounts of...
Homes with asbestos in them are inherently dangerous. Exposure affects the health of both you and your family. You might buy a home without realizing this hazard is part of the structure. If you do and deception is the reason, it makes sense to file an environmental...
Running a successful business takes a lot of work. This can be especially true for those that know their business could use some improvement. For many, moving their business in a more environmentally friendly direction can be beneficial. If you are considering the...
Scientists agree there is a link between asbestos and lung problems. Because of this, builders no longer use it for insulation or within flooring tiles. Nonetheless, asbestos still exists within the walls of many buildings. Anyone living or working in a structure...
Lead is a chemical that has useful applications in construction and medicine. However, lead is toxic and requires special handling, or it may harm people, especially children. A person's reaction to lead exposure may depend on the levels, exposure type and length....
Creating an estate plan is one of the most important parts of preparing for what happens after your death. According to AARP, if you have a will or other estate documents, you are among just 40% of American adults who do. However, just setting up your estate plan is...
In short, yes, you can be liable for any contamination that your business causes. Although there can be mitigating circumstances, you are responsible for cleaning any part of the environment that you damage. There are three forms of environmental contamination...