September 2016
Environment and Safety
Prospective costs of the EPA’s proposed RMP chemical accident prevention requirements
On March 14, 2016, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published proposed revisions to its Risk Management Plan (RMP) facility safety program in the US Federal Register.
The Authors
George Wilkinson is a partner in Vinson & Elkins LLP’s Houston, Texas office. He advises and represents clients on business-critical environmental matters. His environmental law practice includes environmental litigation, environmental enforcement defense, emergency response and environmental compliance counseling.
Taylor Pullins is a counsel in Vinson & Elkins LLP’s Houston office. His principal area of practice is environmental law, with an emphasis on regulatory compliance, enforcement defense, environmental and toxic tort litigation, cost recovery litigation and emergency response.
Corinne Snow is an associate in Vinson & Elkins’ New York, New York office. Her principal area of practice is environmental law, with an emphasis on regulatory compliance, environmental litigation and enforcement defense.
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