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ABA Section of Business Law

Volume 12, Number 2 - November/December 2002

Environmental alert Can you handle basic emergency calls from your client company? By Eric E. Boyd The EPA Talks About Releases Assessing Toxic Releases Departments  Snap Judgments  Nonbinding Opinions  Business Letters  Joint Ventures  Section Calendar Making Things Right What businesses need to know about natural resource damage claims By E. Lynn Grayson A Few Sources Environmental Insurance 101 An overview for business lawyers By Robert P. Dahlquist When Is The Parent Company Liable? A lesson in corporations, subsidiaries and environmental problems By Andrew N. Davis, Stephen J. Humes and Catherine K. Lin Risk management strategies for corporate counsel Canada tackles environmental problems There are some differences up north By James W. Harbell On the Web You Mean They Can Sue? Creative citizen environmental lawsuits can burnish traditional remedies By Reed W. Neuman Citizen suits - The New 800-pound Gorilla 'Ethics 2000': What that means for business lawyers The Provisions By Carl A. Pierce The Back Story By Erin Walsh Looking Beyond The Executive Suite SEC Chief Reminds Public-Company Counsel To Remember The Investors By Harvey L. Pitt ABA Task Force on Corporate Responsibility - a preliminary report

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