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Environmental Emergencies: How Knezek Law Guides Clients Through Litigation and Recovery

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Environmental emergencies, such as chemical spills, industrial accidents, or toxic releases, can create immediate and long-term challenges for businesses. These incidents often lead to regulatory investigations, potential lawsuits, and reputational damage. At Knezek Law, we understand the urgency and complexity of these situations. With decades of experience in environmental law and a proven track record […]

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Let Our Team Help Drive Sustainability for Your Transportation Company

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We are in a time where environmental responsibility is at the forefront of corporate consciousness. As a result, transportation companies recognize the need to adopt sustainable practices. Navigating the complex landscape of regulations and implementing environmentally conscious strategies can be challenging. With years of experience in environmental and transportation law, here are a few ways

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Why Hiring an Environmental Attorney May Be Right for You

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Whether you are a business owner, landowner or homeowner, it is important to be aware of environmental laws and regulations. You can protect yourself by hiring a team of experienced environmental attorneys, like the team at Knezek Law, to help with any legal issues that arise from your business or property. Here are some reasons

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Federal Judge in Louisiana Temporarily Blocks Biden Administration’s Oil and Gas Lease Pause

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A preliminary injunction issued June 15, 2021, means that the court sided with more than a dozen states, including Louisiana, that sued after President Joe Biden directed the administration to not issue new leases for oil and gas drilling in offshore waters and on public lands. The pause was meant to allow officials to conduct

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