Hi: I hope you are having a great evening.

The Statute of Limitations against a government entity, such as a City often is very short, commonly only 6 months. One must file an Administrative Claim against the City within 6 months of the date of the incident or very possibly be forever barred. This is in additional to other important Statutes of Limitation not addressed herein.

I cannot tell the nature of your claim from the little information provided. If it involves an underground fuel leak, then there are many important issues. Same may include issues of pollution to land and ground water.

Similarly, issues of remediation and cost recovery become important. Sources for recovery might include negligent government entities, the person that spilled / prior owners, insurance policies (even old ones for prior owners) and reimbursement from the State Tank Fund. This is a very specialized and complicated area of law. I have a Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law. I am a Registered Environmental Assessor and an Attorney.

Please contact my office if you would like legal advice or assistance specific to your issue.

Thanks,

Herm

Herman I. Kalfen, JD, REA, NAEP

Kalfen Law Corporation

1 Embarcadero Center, Suite 500

San Francisco, CA 94111

415.315.1710 (office phone)

888.415.9467 (toll free line)

Kalfenlawcorporation.com (law office website)

Beyondashadow.com (separate environmental services website)

DISCLAIMERS AND WARNINGS

IMPORTANT - YOU ARE NOT OUR CLIENT - Please be aware that there are important statutes of limitations that can forever bar and prevent you from bringing your cause of action. Every day may matter. We most strongly suggest that you immediately consult and retain any attorney of your choosing to protect your rights.

We do not and cannot guarantee any result or outcome.

WE DO NOT AGREE TO REPRESENT YOU BY ANYTHING STATED HEREIN. YOU MUST HAVE AN ATTORNEY CLIENT AGREEMENT SIGNED IN INK BY US AND BY YOU TO BE CONSIDERED OUR CLIENT.

No legal advice is given

Call anytime 415.315.1710

TOLL FREE 1.888.415.WINS

Hi: I hope you are having a great evening.

The Statute of Limitations against a government entity, such as a City often is very short, commonly only 6 months. One must file an Administrative Claim against the City within 6 months of the date of the incident or very possibly be forever barred. This is in additional to other important Statutes of Limitation not addressed herein.

I cannot tell the nature of your claim from the little information provided. If it involves an underground fuel leak, then there are many important issues. Same may include issues of pollution to land and ground water.

Similarly, issues of remediation and cost recovery become important. Sources for recovery might include negligent government entities, the person that spilled / prior owners, insurance policies (even old ones for prior owners) and reimbursement from the State Tank Fund. This is a very specialized and complicated area of law. I have a Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law. I am a Registered Environmental Assessor and an Attorney.

Please contact my office if you would like legal advice or assistance specific to your issue.

Thanks,

Herm

Herman I. Kalfen, JD, REA, NAEP

Kalfen Law Corporation

1 Embarcadero Center, Suite 500

San Francisco, CA 94111

415.315.1710 (office phone)

888.415.9467 (toll free line)

Kalfenlawcorporation.com (law office website)

Beyondashadow.com (separate environmental services website)

DISCLAIMERS AND WARNINGS

IMPORTANT - YOU ARE NOT OUR CLIENT - Please be aware that there are important statutes of limitations that can forever bar and prevent you from bringing your cause of action. Every day may matter. We most strongly suggest that you immediately consult and retain any attorney of your choosing to protect your rights.

We do not and cannot guarantee any result or outcome.

WE DO NOT AGREE TO REPRESENT YOU BY ANYTHING STATED HEREIN. YOU MUST HAVE AN ATTORNEY CLIENT AGREEMENT SIGNED IN INK BY US AND BY YOU TO BE CONSIDERED OUR CLIENT.

No legal advice is given

Call anytime 415.315.1710

TOLL FREE 1.888.415.WINS