Sher Edling attorneys Anna Applebaum and Tim Sloane recently published an article in the American Bar Association’s Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources (SEER). Titled “Federal Judge Sends Proof of Regional Contamination to Jury in Novel 1.4-Dioxane Litigation,” the article’s summary reads: The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York largely deniedContinue reading “Federal Judge Sends Proof of Regional Contamination to Jury in Novel 1,4-Dioxane Litigation”
Author Archives: John Lamson
Water Heroes: Partner Ashley Campbell to moderate AWWA panel on PFAS
The American Water Works Association (AWWA) is holding its Annual Conference & Expo June 21-24 in Washington, DC. This year’s conference theme is Water Heroes: Every water professional is a hero on a journey. From protecting public health to preserving resources, water heroes fight the challenges the water community faces and protect their communities. SherContinue reading “Water Heroes: Partner Ashley Campbell to moderate AWWA panel on PFAS”
Purpose, Passion and Results: The First Decade at Sher Edling
The team at Sher Edling are disruptors. Though the California-based environmental law firm only opened its doors in 2016, founders Vic Sher and Matt Edling have been taking on some of the most contentious fights against the biggest polluters for decades. They’ve innovated the practice area, from landmark groundwater contamination cases to defining and leadingContinue reading “Purpose, Passion and Results: The First Decade at Sher Edling”
Settlement agreement reached over water and habitability at Oasis Mobile Home Park
In 2024, twenty-two residents of the Oasis Mobile Home Park, along with a tenant association called Juntos Por Un Mejor Oasis, settled their civil suit against Park owners. The lawsuit sought remedies for exposure to arsenic at nearly 10 times the drinking water limit, sewage spills, and other unacceptable and unlawful problems. Sher Edling isContinue reading “Settlement agreement reached over water and habitability at Oasis Mobile Home Park”
Environmental Law 2025: Trends and Developments
Managing Partner Matt Edling authored the Trends and Developments section of Chambers & Partners Global Practice Guide for Environmental Law in the United States. A brief excerpt follows below, and the full article can be read here. State of Play: Forever Chemicals and Drinking Water “When toxic chemicals contaminate drinking water supplies, public water providersContinue reading “Environmental Law 2025: Trends and Developments”