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Update: Proposition 65

Update: Proposition 65. Proposition 65. Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986. Prop 65 Lawsuits May Be Brought By:. Prop 65 Lawsuits May Be Brought Against:. Penalties / Injunctive Relief. Lucrative for Citizen Enforcers.

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Update: Proposition 65

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  1. Update: Proposition 65

  2. Proposition 65

  3. Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986

  4. Prop 65 Lawsuits May Be Brought By:

  5. Prop 65 Lawsuits May Be Brought Against:

  6. Penalties / Injunctive Relief

  7. Lucrative for Citizen Enforcers

  8. Prop 65 Does Not Ban or Restrict the Use of Any Chemical

  9. Trials Continue to be Rare

  10. Private Plaintiffs Overreaching

  11. Strategies To Minimize Liability

  12. Strategies To Minimize Liability

  13. 60-Day Notices

  14. Strategies For IHA

  15. Joint Defense Groups

  16. Negotiated Group Settlements

  17. Reforming Prop 65

  18. Current Developments— A Shifting Tide Toward Reforming Prop 65?

  19. Assembly Bill 227

  20. Assembly Bill 227

  21. Governor Brown’s Proposals

  22. Governor Brown’s Proposals

  23. Meanwhile--New Chemicals Continue To Be Added

  24. Need More Information?

  25. Update: Proposition 65

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