What this service is:
Toxics Law Reporter delivers comprehensive, authoritative coverage of significant developments in toxic tort, hazardous waste, and related insurance litigation, plus analysis from top litigators.
What it helps you do:
- Reduce your research time with the one source that covers it all—personal injury, property damage, and insurance litigation involving exposure to toxic and hazardous substances, including civil and criminal suits brought by private parties or governments involving cleanup costs, natural resources, and hazardous waste.
- Protect your clients by being well informed. Stay ahead of important developments in and out of the courtroom, tracking significant lawsuits from pretrial pleadings to final disposition.
- Consult hard-to-find information on verdicts and settlements, including information and analysis not available elsewhere.
- Follow the latest enforcement actions under RCRA, CERCLA, and state and local hazardous waste laws.
- Be among the first to know about developments that can impact your clients and your practice.
- Assess the value and strength of your cases. Have the information you need to determine your clients' liabilities in the event of toxic chemical or other hazardous materials releases.
- Spot legal trends early and determine what they mean for your cases and practice. Know what your adversaries are arguing and how the courts are responding.
- Benefit from BNA Insights articles by experienced litigators that analyze successful litigation strategies, legal theories, and trends.
- Sharpen your perspectives. Both plaintiffs' and defense bars rely on Bloomberg BNA for objective reporting and analysis.
Product Structure
Notification: current reports providing news and developments
Formats and Frequency
Web notification is published continually. Print notification is available weekly. Print current reports are indexed quarterly, cumulating annually. Web current reports are archived to 1/24/1996. E-mail summaries, providing the highlights and table of contents for each report, with links to full-text articles and documents, are available for all web subscribers.