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List of Forms by Chapter - Chapter 1 — Elements of Illinois Law: Environmental Law
- I. [1.1] Scope of Chapter
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II. Illinois System of Regulation - III. Business Start-Up and Expansion
- IV. Real Estate and Business Transactions
- [1.10] Environmental Due Diligence
- [1.11] Environmental Liability and Reasons To Investigate
- [1.12] Scope of Environmental Due Diligence
- [1.13] Contracting with Environmental Consultants
- [1.14] Legally Required Disclosures
- [1.15] Illinois Residential Real Property Disclosure Act
- [1.16] Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act
- [1.17] Transfer of Permits, Registrations, and Notices
- [1.18] Brownfields/Property Redevelopment
- [1.19] Illinois Site Remediation Program
- [1.20] Illinois Tiered Approach to Corrective Action Objectives
- [1.21] Federal Brownfields Protections
- [1.22] Lease Transactions
- [1.23] Loan Transactions and Lender Liability
- [1.24] Lender Liability Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980
- [1.25] Lender Liability Under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976
- [1.26] Lender Liability Under the Illinois Environmental Protection Act
- [1.27] Documenting the Purchase and Sale
- V. Ongoing Business Operations
- [1.28] Reporting Obligations for Spills and Unpermitted Releases
- [1.29] Federal Requirements
- [1.30] Illinois Requirements
- [1.31] Underground Storage Tanks
- [1.32] Federal Underground Storage Tank Requirements
- [1.33] Illinois Underground Storage Tank Requirements
- [1.34] Air Pollution
- [1.35] Water Pollution
- [1.36] Waste Classification
- [1.37] Hazardous Waste
- [1.38] Special Waste
- [1.39] Construction Debris
- [1.40] Universal Waste
- [1.41] Used and Waste Tires
- [1.42] Potentially Infectious Medical Waste
- [1.43] Noise Pollution
- [1.44] Worker Hazard Communication
- [1.45] Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act of 1986
- [1.46] Illinois Chemical Safety Act
- [1.47] Wetlands
- VI. Litigation and Enforcement
- [1.48] Illinois State Agency Enforcement
- [1.49] Procedural Rights
- [1.50] Illinois Pollution Control Board — Procedural Rules
- [1.51] Liability for Release or Threatened Release of Hazardous Substances
- [1.52] Liability Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980
- [1.53] Liability Under Illinois Law
- [1.54] Proportionate Liability
- [1.55] Agrichemical Facilities
- [1.56] Dry-Cleaning Facilities
- [1.57] Illinois Municipal Laws
- [1.58] Citizen Enforcement Actions
- [1.59] Clean Water Act
- [1.60] Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976
- [1.61] Clean Air Act
- [1.62] The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980
- [1.63] Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act of 1986
- [1.64] State Law
- [1.65] Common-Law Liability
- [1.66] Nuisance and Continuing Nuisance
- [1.67] Trespass and Continuing Trespass
- [1.68] Strict Liability
- [1.69] Negligence
- [1.70] Protecting Environmental Reports from Discovery
- [1.71] Attorney-Client Privilege
- [1.72] Work-Product Doctrine
- [1.73] Illinois Environmental Audit Privilege
- [1.74] Federal Environmental Audit Policies
- [1.75] Federal Self-Critical Analysis Privilege
- VII. [1.76] Insurance Issues
- VIII. [1.80] Criminal Liability
- IX. [1.84] Ethical Issues
- X. Appendix
- Kristen L. Gale
Kristen L. Gale
Kristen L. Gale is a Partner at Nijman Franzetti LLP in Chicago, where she focuses on environmental law. She is the Chair of the Chicago Bar Association’s Environmental Law Committee and a member of the Federal Trial Bar for the Northern District of Illinois. She was named a Leading Lawyer in 2019. Ms. Gale received her B.S. in Molecular Environmental Biology from the University of California at Berkeley and her J.D. from the University of Illinois College of Law.
- Jennifer T. Nijman
Jennifer T. Nijman
Jennifer T. Nijman is a Partner at Nijman Franzetti LLP in Chicago, where she focuses on environmental law. She has arbitrated and mediated cases through the American Arbitration Association and the Center for Conflict Resolution. She currently serves on the Illinois Supreme Court Commission for Access to Justice and was the President of the Chicago Bar Association in 2000 – 2003. She is a member of the Federal Trial Bar for the Northern District of Illinois and admitted to the United States Supreme Court. Ms. Nijman received her B.A. from the University of Illinois and her J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School.
Elements of Illinois Law: Environmental Law (ARCHIVED 2015 EDITION)
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