Original Kelley Drye Client Advisory posted by Courtney Kleshinski on March 22, 2022.

On March 21, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) unveiled its long-anticipated draft proposed rules for mandatory climate disclosures that would align the United States with…
Continue Reading SEC Unveils Landmark Proposed Rules on Climate Change Disclosures

The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC) is debating its next step after what would have been the nation’s first mandatory disclosure program for cleaning product ingredients was invalidated by a state court judge on August 27th.  In the…
Continue Reading New York Continues to Debate Next Step with Cleaning Product Disclosure Program

The California Assembly passed a bill (AB 1123) earlier this month that would require litigants in private Proposition 65 enforcement actions to notify the state Attorney General (AG) of any appeals in such cases.  Current law only requires plaintiffs in…
Continue Reading More Tinkering at the Edges of Prop 65

California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) has issued an important clarification of the scope of last year’s listing of “soluble” nickel compounds as reproductive toxins under Proposition 65.  As previously reported, last October, OEHHA added “Nickel (soluble…
Continue Reading California Clarifies Scope of Prop 65 Listing for Soluble Nickel Compounds

Recent events have raised questions about the viability and utility of California’s infamous Proposition 65.  The past few months have seen courts reject the listing of glyphosate as a “known” carcinogen on First Amendment grounds and rule that federal nutrition…
Continue Reading Could Federal Legislation Save Proposition 65?