As part of our cost auditing services to insurance companies, we assess the reasonableness and necessity of investigation and cleanup expenses. We often categorize past and estimated future environmental response costs as investigation (defense), cleanup (indemnity), or other non-covered costs based on regulatory requirements. We also estimate future costs in order to support insurance companies with forecasting reserves and to inform potential cash-out settlement of claims.
Farallon provided Expert Opinion, including an Expert Report and Rebuttal Report, for litigation...
An insurance company responsible for a cleanup effort lasting more than 6 years at an annual cost of...
Interpretation of aerial photographs was used to identify historical activities, potential on- and...
Emerald has more than 12 years of environmental consulting experience, and conducts services for clients in Washington and Oregon that include soil, air, and groundwater monitoring and site assessments. She also...
Cliff is a licensed geologist and hydrogeologist in Washington and California. He has 35 years of experience in investigation and cleanup project management