Perspective
Nov. 21, 2013
Prop. 65 reform is still wanting despite recent amendments
Even after the passage of AB 227, Prop. 65 "shake down" lawsuits will continue. By Michael B. Adreani and Jason L. Weisberg
Despite the passage of Assembly Bill 227, sponsored by Assemblyman Mike Gatto and signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown Oct. 5, Proposition 65, the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act, is still in dire need of reform. Prop. 65 allows anyone, after service of a 60-day preliminary notice, to file a lawsuit against any business with 10 or more employees if the business distributes any product with even a trace amou...
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