What is Environmental Litigation Support?

Environmental litigation support is critical to the successful management of any claims, actions, suits, proceedings, or investigations related to environmental matters pending or threatened against the Seller with respect to the ownership, use, condition, or operation of the Property in any court or before or by any federal, state or other governmental agency or private arbitration tribunal. [1]

According to the American Bar Association, environmental litigation is growing at a tremendous pace as a result of evolving issues such as climate change litigation and as practitioners deal with the increasing number of environmental cases decided by the Supreme Court. [2]

Group Delta recognizes the tremendous growth in the environmental litigation arena and is ready to offer invaluable support through the litigation process.

Why Is Environmental Litigation Support Valuable?

The environmental regulatory landscape is complex and ever-changing. The support of a knowledgeable professional during environmental litigation is critical.

As environmental litigation support consultants, we can provide many useful services to bring clarity, understanding, and efficiencies to your case. Group Delta can help strategically position your client for trial by reviewing documents, preparing reports, performing historical site analyses, and assisting in developing strategies. We can also assist during the proceedings with expert testimony, affidavit submittals, depositions, and other services. Group Delta’s experts support the litigation process by delivering complex scientific solutions that can be easily understood and broken down by interpreters of the law and regulatory agencies, aiding the process of a smooth case.

Group Delta understands the many specifics and complexities of both environmental regulation and litigation. We are happy to help at any stage of the process.

When Is Environmental Support Needed?

These are some common scenarios where environmental support can provide clients invaluable resources.

  • Threats of legal action over contamination issues

  • Questions of liability with neighboring properties

  • Investigation of contamination is taking place on an adjacent property

  • Adjacent property owner requests permission to collect samples on your property

  • Compliance with existing, evolving, or emerging regulations

  • Grounds for legal action against another property or company

  • Expert point of contact needed between the company and legal reps

  • Mergers & acquisitions

  • Acquiring or moving to a new property

  • Budgeting resources and funds for foreseeable litigation issues

Group Delta is ready to answer any questions you may have about the process. Get to know our industry leaders.