You can sue her. You will have to prove that the contaminants caused your sicknesses. You will need a doctor to do that.

The answer is complicated, but you may not have followed the proper procedures when dissolving the corporation. Or if you were an actively involved...

You can call your local OSHA office and report this. They will likely pursue it and won't identify you as the source. You can find the number by...

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Not a WI lawyer but that action will bring not only fines but possible jail time.

EPA will at times agree to a payment plan. But you will have to go through their ability to pay review which requires a lot of documentation. Even...

I am not a PA attorney, but generally you cannot sue a governmental entity for problems with sewerage systems. If your insurance won't cover the...

Not a WA lawyer, but under federal law, probably not. It sounds counter-intuitive but what is prohibited is dropping any of that sand back in....

This does not appear to be an OSHA question anyway. It would go either to IDEM or USEPA. You can provide this information to either of them even...

The collection agency will have to sue to get a judgment if EPA hasn't already obtained one. They cannot just go straight to taking your property.

Do I need EPA approval to advertise antimicrobial and odor reducing properties on the outside of a copper-treated garment?

I don't know about odor reducing, but you do have to have testing and EPA approval to claim anti-microbial.