Law360, New York ( May 27, 2011, 4:45 PM EDT) -- Companies that self-disclose environmental violations discovered during self-audits can be eligible for immunity from environmental fines and penalties. In Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, each state has adopted statutory protections when environmental violations are self-reported. Each of these states provides protection for the confidentiality of self-audit reports and, depending on the state, immunity from or reduction of civil penalties....
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