SGR Partner Andy Thompson Speaks at Engineering Law and Ethics Seminar

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SGR Partner Andy Thompson will speak on September 25, 2019 at a legal seminar for engineers and others involved in the engineering field.  The seminar is entitled Engineering Law and Ethics and will occur at the Hyatt House-Cobb Galleria, 3595 Cumberland Boulevard SE, Atlanta, GA 30339.  Andy will provide an update on Developments in Federal and Georgia Environmental Law including discharges to groundwater, the repeal and replacement of the Waters of the United States Rule, U.S. EPA’s National Compliance Initiatives, Repeal and Replacement of the Clean Power Plan, and PFAS Regulation and Litigation. Some of the learning objectives include: explain - the necessary elements of contracts and describe what constitutes a breach of contract; review - the grounds for professional liability claims, and learn how to participate in dispute resolution and much more. The seminar will be from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm with the morning session beginning at 8:30 am. For more information about the seminar, go to www.halfmoonseminars.org. You can also view the view and other information regarding speakers and credit.

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