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Environmental Restrictions on Land Developments

At Seder & Chandler, we use our experience and familiarity with state and federal environmental laws to anticipate, avoid and resolve complications that would affect real estate transactions, construction projects and business sales or mergers. To learn how our ability to address the environmental impact of your project, contact us today. With offices in Worcester and Westborough, we serve clients throughout central Massachusetts and the Metro West Boston area.

Environmental Counsel for Local and Out-of-State Clients

We regularly advise clients about the various environmental issues that could affect real estate transactions and business acquisitions. Common issues include:

  • Nonconforming land uses
  • Soil or groundwater pollution from a previous use
  • Environmental regulations related to a key permit or license
  • Significant recent changes in federal, state or local environmental regulation

Our attention to the environmental risks inherent in the development, purchase or sale of real property, industrial operations or residential developments (particularly those built at a former hazardous waste generation or storage site) can help you manage the risk of liability.

At Seder & Chandler, our attorneys understand the environmental implications of business and real estate deal and use these issues as a way to negotiate a price adjustment, as a condition of closing, or as a matter of future indemnification.

In addition to offering advice and front-end support on the environmental aspects of business and real estate transactions, Seder & Chandler's trial lawyers also litigate environmental issues in Massachusetts state and federal courts. We also represent clients before administrative agencies throughout Massachusetts.

Find out more about our firm's environmental law practice — contact Seder & Chandler today.

Publications
  • THE HOMESTEAD: ASSET PROTECTION FOR THE HOME - September 2006
  • GIFTING TO BENEFIT THE ENTIRE FAMILY
  • ESTATE PLANNING FOR THE BUSINESS OWNER
  • DISREGARD OF THE CORPORATE ENTITY: “PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL” - © Kurt L. Binder, Esquire - March 12, 2009
  • NEW YEAR BRINGS CHANGES IN ESTATE AND GIFT TAX LAWS - © Marvin S. Silver, January 2009
  • TOOLS OVER TIME - © Marvin S. Silver, June 2008
  • ELDER’S REMARRIAGE CAN CAUSE PROBLEMS - © Marvin S. Silver, May 2008
  • OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE REMEDIES FOR PROTECTING TRADE INFORMATION - © Kurt L. Binder, Esquire- March 20, 2008
  • NON-COMPETE ISSUES IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE OF A BUSINESS -© Kurt L. Binder, Esquire -March 22, 2007
  • KEY DOCUMENTS FOR DEATH AND INCAPACITY - © Marvin S Silver February 2007
  • ASSET PROTECTION FOR THE HOME - © Marvin S Silver September 2006
  • GIFTING TO BENEFIT FAMILY - © Marvin S Silver November 2006
  • ESTATE PLANNING FOR THE BUSINESS OWNER - © Marvin S Silver April 2005
  • TEN THINGS ABOUT THE 2005 BANKRUPTCY CODE AMENDMENTS THAT MOST CREDITORS WILL NOT LIKE - © Kevin C. Mcgee
  • TEN THINGS ABOUT THE 2005 BANKRUPTCY CODE BUSINESS AMENDMENTS YOU THINK WON’T AFFECT YOU, BUT WILL HELP YOU - © Kevin C. Mcgee
  • TEN THINGS ABOUT THE 2005 BANKRUPTCY CODE AMENDMENTS THAT MOST CREDITORS WILL LIKE - © Kevin C. Mcgee

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