TBLS Environmental Advisory Services for Real Estate Advisors

Real Estate Advisors Overview
Resolving environmental liability relating to real estate, whether in the context of an M&A, divestiture or bankruptcy transaction, means mitigating environmental risks and generating greater financial certainty relating to the liability. Our experts have helped to resolve over $5 billion of liability involving oversight of more than 3,000 environmentally impaired sites. Representative clients include BP, Valero, Goodyear, Ford, Hertz, Celanese and Chinese Petroleum Company.

Environmental Sediments & NRD Services
TBLS environmental lead, Jeff Andrilenas has won EPA awards as well as being named AIG global consultant of the year for his innovative and cost saving management of some of the largest NRD and Sediment remediation in the country including Todd Ship Yards  and the  Duwamish River Cleanup in Seattle WA. Click here for an in depth discussion on NRD and Sediment Contamination or  link to our experience or case studies for specific examples.

Financial Solutions and Environment Liability Buyouts
TBLS generates comprehensive, understandable  valuations. From this platform, we formulate both technical and financial  solutions for complex liabilities. Our relationships as technical advisor to a reinsurer and  hedge fund enable the introduction of innovative options, including long-term cost-caps  and buyouts for large long-tail liabilities.

Representative Case Studies
TBLS’s case studies  reflect an extensive knowledge of local, state, national and International equivalent regulatory issues. Our team has worked on cleanups, remediations, closures and post-closure care, as well as reporting under CERCLA, Clean Water Act, RCRA/Superfund, NRD, EPA and other applicable laws.

Industry and Cross-Border Experience
Our experts have extensive experience and expertise in a range of industries, including commercial real estate and REITs, energy, chemical, pharma, industrial, mining, wood products, food & beverage, and Superfund and Brownfield sites, and with respect to cross-border issues.