Environmental Contamination and Big Business 
• Over 3,000 legal cases, most of them involving litigation against large companies that cause environmental pollution
• State and federal law relating to regulation of environmental toxins and carcinogens
• Synopsis of a few of Mr. Dunlop’s more interesting cases, his experiences in working with different experts, and what makes effective experts and poor experts in the cases he has worked on

Speaker: William Dunlop, B.S., J.D.
Chairman of the Board, Environmental World Watch Company
William Dunlop, a long-time citizen of California, earned a B. S. in Environmental Sciences at the University of California at Los Angeles and a J.D. at UCLA. He has worked actively in the area of environmental contamination with toxic chemicals. He and his company, Environmental World Watch (EWW), have conducted over 3,000 cases against companies that have polluted the environment with toxic and/or carcinogenic chemicals. Many of these legal cases involved Proposition 65 Legislation under The Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Substances Enforcement Act in the State of California. Dunlop serves as an Environmental Investigator, and he works with many different types of expert witnesses - environmental toxicologists, cancer experts, carcinogen and toxin risk assessment experts, environmental remediation experts, and analytical chemists - and attorneys in the cases he leads.

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