What Sets Hunsucker Goodstein & Nelson Apart
- Our attorneys know the other side’s point of view. Our lawyers have represented insurance companies, securities brokers and government agencies before coming to our firm. Hunsucker Goodstein & Nelson PC attorneys have represented defendants and plaintiffs, as well as state and federal regulators. That gives our firm a unique, 360 degree perspective.
- Hunsucker Goodstein & Nelson PC’s primary focus is on achieving great results for our client—as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. We start by working strategically with our clients to define their goals. Then we pursue a strategic plan that focuses on achieving those goals. We continuously look for opportunities to get to resolution sooner.
- Our attorneys have handled some of the biggest cases in our practice areas with integrity and have obtained nationally recognized, outstanding results.
Practice Areas
Environmental Litigation
and Regulatory Actions
Insurance Litigation
and Bad Faith
Securities and Brokerage Issues
Sustainable Energy
Latest News
Dept. of Justice Attorney David Askman Joins Hunsucker Goodstein & Nelson PC
Federal Judge Finds NCR Corp. & Appleton Papers Inc. Liable For $950 Million In Cleanup Costs of Nation's Largest Superfund Site
Plaintiffs are liable for an estimated $950 million in combined clean-up costs and reimbursement of natural resource damages related to PCB contamination at the site located in eastern Wisconsin.
TVA Coal Plant Air Pollution Settlement Has National Impact
A settlement reached in a lawsuit brought by the State of North Carolina against the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) for operating coal-fired power plants with excessive air pollution sets a new standard for environmental controls for coal-fired power plant systems throughout the nation.
A Victory for Cleaner Air, and the Law
from The New York Times
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In the Federal Court Shifts $700 Million Cleanup Costs of Nation’s Largest Superfund Site to NCR and Appleton Papers
San Francisco, CA…. In a lawsuit involving the nation’s largest Superfund site, a federal court in Green Bay, Wisconsin on February 28, 2011 granted a motion for summary judgment filed by Hunsucker Goodstein Nelson client Menasha Corporation and other defendants. The ruling shifts responsibility for an estimated $700 million in cleanup costs.More »
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