This program
explores environmental due diligence in real estate transactions, including how to identify and assess environmental risks, determine the appropriate scope of investigation, and implement strategies
to minimize liability while keeping deals on track.
Learning
Objectives:
- Understanding the scope of environmental due
diligence.
- Understanding the decision making process.
- Understanding steps that can be taken to minimize liability.
Presented by the Real Property Law Section.
FACULTY
Sedina Banks, Partner at Greenberg Glusker LLP, specializes in regulatory compliance and
environmental litigation. She counsels and represents a broad array of clients including property owners, municipalities, and companies in a wide range of environmental matters related to regulatory
compliance, contaminated properties, CEQA, water quality, and air quality issues, and real estate transactional support. She also represents clients with consumer product compliance, advertising, and
labeling matters and defends consumer protection claims brought under various federal and state laws. She is licensed to practice in California and Nevada. Sedina serves as an Advisory Board Member
of the Roberts Environmental Center and sits on the Executive Committee of the Nevada State Bar’s Environmental & Natural Resources Section.She also represents clients with consumer product
compliance, advertising, and labeling matters and defends consumer protection claims brought under various federal and state laws. She is licensed to practice in California and Nevada. Sedina serves
as an Advisory Board Member of the Roberts Environmental Center and sits on the Executive Committee of the Nevada State Bar’s Environmental & Natural Resources
Section.