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 Beveridge & Diamond, P.C. is the 2013 sponsor for ACC's Environmental & Sustainability Committee.

The Environmental & Sustainabilty Committee helps ACC members effectively represent their clients on environmental matters and develop in-house environmental programs. It offers numerous resources on key topics such as environmental due diligence and environmental reporting requirements.

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Upcoming Teleconference Meeting

Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 1:00 PM ET, 5:00 PM GMT

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Managing Environmental Risks in Business Transactions

Jun 27 2013 1:00 PM ET On-Line CLE/CPD Program
On Demand 60 Minutes
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Recent Committee Developed Resources

When Sustainability Comes Knocking on Counsel’s Door

Aug 2012 Top Ten
Sponsored by Saul Ewing LLP
You’ve been seeing emails about your company’s “green team”, or perhaps your CEO has appointed someone to look into this “sustainability thing”, and now you are scheduled for a meeting to talk about ...
 

Federal Environmental Law: Criminal Enforcement

Feb 2012 QuickCounsel
Sponsored by Saul Ewing LLP
As a practical matter, the EPA pursues civil actions about ten times more frequently than criminal ones, but criminal investigations, when initiated, are pursued vigorously. Read this QuickCounsel ...