Law360, New York ( March 31, 2015, 10:36 AM EDT) -- There is no shortage of environmental matters to navigate when buying a company or facility. Environmental counsel must first lead a diligence effort that delineates the target's environmental footprint and then suss out the environmental risks and liabilities attendant to the deal. This diligence process often involves Phase I environmental site assessments, environmental, health and safety compliance evaluations, interviews of target personnel, and review of seller-provided permits, reports, and other documentation....
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