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    Thomas H. Clarke, Jr., J.D., M.S., is Chair of the Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley Environmental Practice Group and has over 30 years of environmental consulting and litigation experience. RMKB has offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Boston, San Jose, & Redwood City.

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February 18, 2012

Do homeowners policies protect against liability from fracking operations? Probably not

My partner Dean Pappas and I recently had an article published by Best's Review (February 2012) that looks at the potential risks that arise from hydrofracking operations, and the extent to which a typical homeowner's insurance policy covers the damages and harms that may arise. For those of you interested in this subject, the article can be found at http://www.rmkb.com/tasks/sites/rmkb/assets/image/2-2012%20-%20Best's%20Review.pdf.

Messrs. Pappas & Clarke wish to thank Best's Review for publishing the article.

Posted at 10:03 AM in CERCLA/HSAA, CWA/Porter-Cologne, Environmental Science & Toxicology, Leases and contracts, Nuisance, Proposition 65, RCRA/HWCA, Toxic Torts |

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