PFAS: Navigating the Regulatory Patchwork and the Evolving Litigation Landscape

Nossaman Webinar
10.14.2026
12:00 - 1:30 p.m. PT

The PFAS landscape is evolving quickly, bringing new challenges and opportunities for organizations across the public and private sectors. Staying ahead of regulatory developments, funding opportunities and emerging legal risks is critical for effective planning and decision-making.

Join us on October 14th for an engaging panel discussion exploring the evolving landscape of PFAS regulation, remediation funding and litigation. Byron Gee, Kyle Hamilton, Raven McGuane and Matt Menezes will examine recent legal and regulatory developments, funding opportunities for cleanup and infrastructure improvements and emerging litigation trends. Drawing on lessons from related water quality disputes and infrastructure development projects, the discussion will provide valuable insights for public agencies, utilities, developers and industry stakeholders navigating PFAS-related challenges.

Not able to attend the live webinar? Register now to receive a link to the on-demand recording once the live broadcast has concluded.

Nossaman LLP is an approved State Bar of California MCLE provider. This program is pending approval for 1.5 hours of general credit by the State Bar of California, the State Bar of Texas and the Washington State Bar.

Questions? Please contact Laura Clumpus at lclumpus@nossaman.com. 

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