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May 21, 2009

Author: Walter G. Wright

Twenty years ago environmental issues often proved to be a serious impediment to various commercial transactions. This was often due to a perception that these issues posed extraordinary or unquantifiable risks. Equally problematic was the belief that quantifying such concerns was always costly. As a result, transactions often failed or the value of the property or facility was significantly reduced.

This Mitchell Williams E-brief provides information about the somewhat changed role of environmental issues in transactions today. If you have questions regarding this information please contact Walter G. Wright at 501-688-8839 or at wwright@mwlaw.com.

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