Stephen C. Lewis presented a CLE seminar entitled "Tips For Using Science to Defend Against Groundwater Contamination Claims" on September 17, 2015 at the Double Tree Hotel in Santa Monica, California. There was a simultaneous webcast.

His presentation was part of a day-long event, "The Science and Law of Water in California: Using Science to Resolve Water Disputes," produced by Law Seminars International. For more information, click here.

Who Should Attend

Attorneys, consultants, real estate developers, water users, water suppliers, public agencies and tribal representatives and anyone else involved in water issues in California

Why You Should Attend

California is in the midst of an historic drought. Surface water deliveries are at an all-time low and many groundwater basins are being significantly drawn down. As the State, other public agencies, and private interests struggle with how to maintain supplies in the short and long term, as well as protect the environment and comply with environmental regulations, understanding how hydrology and the law interrelate has never been more important.
 
This informative seminar will explain the basics of hydrology and how it interacts with the law in California for the benefit of practitioners in both fields. In particular, leading experts in both fields will examine the relationship between hydrology and the law as it relates to water quality, endangered species, Sustainable Groundwater Management Act and proposed groundwater legislation, as well as how hydrology comes into play during litigation.
 
This intensive seminar will help practitioners in both fields improve their overall understanding of these very interrelated fields just as water issues are front page news. 
 
To view the full program agenda and to register, click here.