Pre-sale due diligence by the seller: What you legally must disclose as a seller scope of the obligation to "look" strategic thinking on what you want to know and don't want to knowġ:00 pm Post-Due Diligence Negotiations: What it Takes to Get Everyone on Board when Contamination is Found Phase I site assessment under ASTM E1527 to assess the likelihood of contamination Phase II approaches and tools for assessing the extent to which contamination exists interplay between Phase II and estimation of remediation costs Transfers of Ownership: Contractual Mechanisms for Managing Potential LiabilityĬonstructing Purchase and Sale Agreements with and without due diligence indemnities and releases drafting tips for ensuring that they are effective in allocating liability seller remediation as a part of the transaction ERIAs and holdback agreementsĬonducting Due Diligence for Purchase and Sale Real Estate Transactions: How to Discover Environmental Issues Potential liability under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Washington's Model Toxics Control Act (MTCA) including recent legislative developments MTCA's relationship to CERCLA You did a great job pulling this all together for us!ĩ:15 am Contaminated Property Liability in Washington: Liability Structures and Tools for Developers "All speakers were educated/helpful in their area of expertise.".Strategies for dealing with contamination in commercial leasing transactions Special issues for properties overlaying contaminated ground water plumes Historical and prospective insurance options Getting to yes during post-due diligence purchase and sale negotiations The regulatory structure for contaminated properties in Washington StateĬontractual mechanisms for managing potential liability for contaminationĬonducting due diligence for purchase and sale transactions.of McCullough Hill Leary, Program Co-Chairs Register soon to reserve your virtual seat We hope you will join us for a very informative day and look forward to your participation. And we will have a direct discussion about the specific complexities presented in lease transactions, both for landlords and for tenants, so that you will understand the most effective ways to address potential problems in lease negotiations. We will have a panel discussion with technical and legal perspectives on how to deal with situations where the property is impacted by contaminated groundwater originating from another property. Attendees will hear from technical and legal experts on the best ways to conduct due diligence for purchase and sale transactions, and to engage in successful post-due diligence contract negotiations. This program will provide you with the tools you will need to deal with hazardous materials more successfully in all manner of real estate transactions – purchase, sale, leasing, and financing. New programs and new complexities create new opportunities, and it is more important than ever for parties on both sides of real estate transactions to understand and manage the risks associated with environmental risks, liabilities, and requirements. State and local governments are working to find new ways to encourage reuse and redevelopment of contaminated properties, while still protecting human health and the environment and while also furthering initiatives on sustainability, renewable energy, and environmental justice. Real estate attorneys, landlords, tenants, brokers, lenders, property managers, and other real estate professionals who are involved with real estate transactions where the underlying property is contaminated Why You will Benefit from the ReplayĮven in a volatile economy, Washington's continued population growth has put a spotlight on the need for reuse and development of residential, commercial, and industrial property throughout Washington.
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