A new article in the Connecticut Law Tribune reports on the lawsuit that Baron & Budd filed on behalf of its clients, the City of Hartford and the Hartford Board of Education, against Monsanto. The [...]
Baron & Budd has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the city of Oakland against Monsanto, alleging that the chemical company is responsible for contaminating not only Oakland storm water, but also the San Francisco [...]
[vimeo id="149211503" width="auto" height="auto" autoplay="no" api_params="&title=0&portrait=0&byline=0" class=""] The national law firm of Baron & Budd is investigating potential lawsuits against Southern California Gas Co. (SoCal Gas) and its parent company, Sempra Energy, regarding a major [...]
Baron & Budd and the law firm of Gomez Trial Attorneys have joined together to represent several families in San Luis Obispo, CA whose drinking water wells have been contaminated with trichloroethylene, or TCE. This [...]
In California yesterday, Gov. Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency and ordered new regulations and safety measures for all natural gas storage facilities in the state amid the ongoing methane gas leak in Porter [...]
Baron & Budd and Gomez Trial Attorneys have once again joined forces to file a lawsuit against Monsanto for PCB contamination. This suit covers contamination to Berkeley, CA city storm water, which flows into the [...]
Investigators working with the law firms of Baron & Budd and Gomez Trial Attorneys have found more residential drinking water wells tainted with trichloroethylene, or TCE, in the San Luis Obispo area. This raises the [...]
The city of Seattle is the latest municipality to enlist the help of Baron & Budd and Gomez Trial Attorneys to file a lawsuit against Monsanto Co. for PCB contamination of a municipal waterway. In [...]
The good news is the Porter Ranch gas leak has finally been capped – at least temporarily. The bad news is the extent of the damage, especially to property values in the area, is far [...]
If Congress passes its new toxic chemicals bill with the current proposed language, Monsanto may argue that they are protected from litigation involving PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls). But that doesn't mean municipalities throughout the U.S. will [...]