• The SDWA rollback – Why EPA is rescinding MCLs for four PFAS, what the 2031 compliance extension means, and what the public comment record may reveal
• CERCLA’s PFOA/PFOS designation – EPA’s enforcement posture, D.C. Circuit litigation status, and a look at how Superfund litigation is unfolding, who is suing and being sued, and how defendants are using CERCLA tools like the “useful product” defense
• Wisconsin Acts 200 and 201 as a national proxy – Passive receiver exemptions, dedicated grant programs, and the “causer pays” principle
• New Jersey as contrast – $2.8 billion in manufacturer settlements and a new product-based PFAS statute as a distinct but instructive accountability model
• The product-ban frontier – How Minnesota, Maine, Colorado, New Mexico, and others are driving financial responsibility upstream to manufacturers through product prohibitions and disclosure mandates

In this webinar we were pleased to have PFAS legal expert Ned Witte, Esq., Partner at Witte Davis Law LLP, as a special guest speaker. His presentation discussed navigating PFAS regulations, including the proposed rollback of SDWA, Superfund showdowns, and how states are moving ahead.