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MARCEL MOREAU
Marcel
Moreau Associates
73 Bell Street
Portland, ME 04103
(207) 774-9263
email: marcel.moreau@juno.com
QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY
Mr. Moreau has worked exclusively in the field of liquid storage systems since 1983. His experience includes four years with Maine Department of Environmental Protection, where he was instrumental in the development of Maine's underground storage system regulatory program, including the establishment of the first tank installer certification program in the country. He then worked for four years with an environmental engineering firm, where his duties included inspecting hundreds of existing storage systems for military and utility clients, and developing conceptual designs for new storage systems.
Presently, he is an independent consultant providing information and educational services related to liquid storage systems for government and private sector clients. He has given dozens of seminars and training presentations and is widely published and quoted in trade publications. He specializes in development and presentation of training programs, technical writing, and development of certification programs for storage system installers and removers.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
• Facility Regulatory Compliance Assessment
• Tank and Piping Technology for Liquid Storage Systems
• Leak Detection Technology
• Storage System Installation
• Tank Installer Certification
RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE
1991 - Present: Principal, Marcel Moreau Associates, Portland, Maine
1987-1990: Principal Scientist, ABB Environmental Services, Portland, Maine
1983-1986: Geologist, Maine Department of Environmental Protection
EDUCATION
M.S./Oceanography, 1981, University of Maine
B.A./Geology, 1972, Williams College
Maine Certified Oil Storage Tank InstallerNACE certification as a cathodic protection tester
American Society of Petroleum Operations Engineers
Petroleum Equipment Institute
National Association of
Corrosion Engineers
2000:
• Providing consulting services to the Petroleum Equipment Institute in revising their document entitled “Recommended Practices for Installation of Underground Liquid Storage Systems.”
• Managing a project for the Maine DEP to test cathodic protection systems at approximately 75 underground storage facilities in Maine.
• Managing a project to review the results of annual operation tests of approximately 300 underground storage facilities in Maine.
• Continuing investigation of large leak incident for the Maine DEP.
1999:
• Managing a project where approximately 40 UST facilities were inspected to determine whether they met the requirements of Maine's Environmental Leader program.
• Providing consulting services to the Petroleum Equipment Institute in revising their document entitled “Recommended Practices for Installation of Aboveground Storage Systems for Motor Vehicle Fueling.”
• Testing galvanic cathodic protection systems on two tanks at an appliance distribution facility in Maine.
• Testing an impressed current cathodic protection system on a tank at a public facility in Maine.
• Testing galvanic cathodic protection systems on four tanks at a retail fuel outlet in Maine.
• Testing an impressed current cathodic protection system on a tank at a commercial facility in Maine.
• Investigation of internal corrosion in a #6 fuel oil tank for the Maine DEP.
• Investigation of a large leak incident for the Maine DEP
• Providing commentary to EPA on UST system technology performance.
• Consulting with Vermont DEC concerning two UST leak incidents.
1998:
• Producing a study guide to help tank workers prepare for the Pennsylvania aboveground storage system certification exams.
• Updating the study guides for the West Virginia underground tank installer, remover, and tester certification exams.
• Updating the study guide for the Pennsylvania underground tank installer and remover certification exams.
• Evaluating and making recommendations with regard to eight galvanically protected storage tanks that are not meeting criteria for cathodic protection.
• Maine DEP, evaluating potential sources of an MTBE release at a newly constructed gas station.
1997:
• Regulatory compliance consultation for independent petroleum marketer in Massachusetts
• Bolling Air Force Base, compliance review and operator manual for fuel storage systems
• Manage project to conduct regulatory compliance inspections at 75 UST facilities for Maine Department of Environmental Protection
• Provide technical support for reorganization and revisions to Pennsylvania's UST certification examinations
• Provide consulting services to the Petroleum Equipment Institute in revising their document entitled “Recommended Practices for Installation of Underground Liquid Storage Systems”
1996:
• West Virginia DEP, develop a study guide and examination for tank tightness tester certification
• Regulatory compliance consultation for independent petroleum marketer in Hawaii
• Crowley, Marks & Douglas, Houston, TX, expert witness in UST contamination case
• Clark County
Health Department, Las Vegas, NV, analysis of inventory records to determine
regulatory compliance
• Conduct a regulatory review and market survey for a foreign manufacturer of leak detection equipment interested in entering the American market
• Berman, DeValerio, Pease & Tabacco, San Francisco, CA, expert witness in UST contamination case
• Provide technical support at regulatory hearing for Florida Department of Environmental Protection
• Provide technical support for reorganization and revisions to Pennsylvania's UST certification examinations
1995:
• USEPA, write survey report on flexible piping systems
• Maine Attorney General's Office, expert witness in UST leak case
• Nixon, Hall & Hess, Manchester, NH, expert witness in UST installation case
• Bennett & Associates, Portland, Maine, expert witness in UST removal case
1994:
• Pennsylvania DEP, write study guides and extensively revise certification examinations for UST installers, inspectors and removers
• West Virginia DEP, write study guides and certification examinations for UST installers and removers
• Independent Petroleum Marketer, review UST management plan
• AIG insurance, review UST compliance documents for two industrial facilities in West Germany
1993:
• USEPA, provide drafts of informational booklets on inventory control and manual tank gauging
1992:
• Skelton, Tainter & Abbott, Lewiston, Maine, expert witness in UST contamination case
• US Department of Justice, Washington DC, expert witness in leak detection case
• American Petroleum Institute, review of script for instructional video on UST removal
1991:
• Louisiana DEQ, write study guides and certification examinations for UST installers and removers
• EPA Region I, develop inspection checklists for use during UST installation, removal and compliance inspection
SEMINAR AND PRESENTATION EXPERIENCE (Marcel Moreau Associates)
2000:
• Maine Oil Dealers Association, presented sessions on cathodic protection testing and aboveground tank fittings at a training seminar for tank installers.
• USEPA All States Conference, participant in sessions concerning secondary containment and SIR.
• Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, certification course for underground tank installation inspectors.
• New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission, basic UST inspection course for inspectors from New England states.
• New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, UST inspection course for New Jersey inspectors.
• Mealey Publications, invited speaker at MTBE conference.
• Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Storage System Annual Inspector Conference, statistical inventory reconciliation, line leak detectors, introduction to leak detection.
1999:
• Region 2 EPA,
UST leak detection and upgrading compliance for health inspectors in Hunterdon
County, New Jersey (three day seminar).
• USEPA All States Conference, participant in sessions concerning overfill protection, leak detection evaluation and post 1998 deadline outreach needs and messages.
• Nebraska State Fire Marshal, seminar for UST inspectors focussing on line leak detectors, overfill prevention and evaluation of impressed current cathodic protection systems.
• Region 4 EPA, cathodic protection testing of underground storage systems for UST inspectors (three day seminar).
• Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Storage System Annual Inspector Conference, statistical inventory reconciliation, line leak detectors, introduction to leak detection.
• EPA Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA), UST operations compliance for OECA inspectors (three day seminar).
• Region 4 EPA, cathodic protection tester certification course in Montgomery, AL (3 day course).
• Region 3 EPA, cathodic protection tester course in Morgantown, WV (3 day course).
• Region 3 EPA, cathodic protection tester course in Richmond, VA (3 day course).
• Region 7, EPA, UST inspector course for Iowa Department of Natural Resources (1.5 day course)
• Region 9, EPA, UST inspector certification course for Native American inspectors in Arizona (6 day course)
• Region 7, EPA, UST inspector course for Nebraska Fire Marshal's Flammable Liquid Storage Division (1.5 day course)
• Region 7, EPA, UST inspector course for Kansas Department of Health and Environment (1.5 day course)
• Region 7, EPA, UST inspector course for Missouri Department of Natural Resources (1.5 day course)
• Red Lake band of Chippewa Indians, Department of Natural Resources, UST operation course for owners and operators of UST systems on tribal lands.
1998:
• Hawaii Department of Health, leak detection compliance seminars for inspectors.
• Alabama Department of Environmental Management, cathodic protection tester certification course for regulatory personnel.
• Maine Oil Dealers Association, moderator for training seminar for tank installers
• Georgia Tank Equipment Contractor's Association, presentation to the membership concerning the future of the industry after 1998.
• California Water Resources Control Board UST conference, criteria for cathodic protection and how MTBE might be escaping from storage systems.
• EPA Region 5, (Chicago) leak detection, and upgrading requirements for UST inspectors
• Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Storage System Annual Inspector Conference, special topics in leak detection.
• North Carolina, corrosion, cathodic protection and cathodic protection testing (3 day seminar).
• Virginia, leak detection and 1998 upgrading compliance seminars for UST owners & operators (3 one-day seminars).
• West Virginia UST installer, tester and remover re-certification workshops (2 one-day workshops).
• Region 10 EPA, cathodic protection tester certification course for regulatory personnel.
• Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, underground storage system installation, removal, leak detection and corrosion protection for Fire Marshal and State DEQ inspectors.
• Maine Department of Environmental Protection, leak detection and corrosion protection compliance for UST owners and operators (3 half-day seminars)
• Maine Oil Dealers Association, discussion of overfill prevention for UST installers.
1997:
• Alabama Department of Environmental Management, cathodic protection tester certification course for regulatory personnel
• Bolling Air Force Base, storage system leak detection and compliance requirements for base personnel
• Pace Oil Equipment
Company, leak detection and upgrading requirements for UST owners and operators
• Maine Oil Dealers Association, moderator for training seminar for tank installers
• Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, leak detection and upgrading requirements for underground storage systems (8 one-day sessions in four locations)
• USEPA All States Conference, participant in sessions concerning overfill protection, leak detection and contractor certification
• Maine Department of Environmental Protection, overview of automatic tank gauge technology for state UST inspectors
• Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation, leak detection, upgrading and vapor recovery requirements for UST owners and operators
• Certification course for UST cathodic protection system testers presented in South Carolina
• Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Storage System Annual Inspector Conference, leak detection and corrosion protection
• Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, leak detection, corrosion protection and upgrading requirements for UST inspectors
• EPA Region 7, corrosion and cathodic protection training for UST inspectors in Missouri and Kansas
• Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, underground storage system installation, removal, leak detection and upgrading for Fire Marshal and State DEQ inspectors.
• EPA Region 9, UST leak detection and upgrading requirements for tanks on Indian lands, Palm Springs and Ukiah, California and Reno, Nevada.
• EPA Region 4, corrosion, cathodic protection and cathodic protection testing (3 day seminars) in Georgia and Kentucky.
• EPA Region 5, corrosion, cathodic protection and cathodic protection testing, (2 day seminar) in Michigan.
• EPA Region 9, UST leak detection and upgrading requirements for tanks on Indian lands, Window Rock, Tuba City and Phoenix, Arizona.
• EPA Region 9, presentation on leak detection and upgrading at Indian Lands Tribal Conference in San Francisco, California.
• EPA Region 2, corrosion, cathodic protection and cathodic protection testing, (2 day seminar) in New Jersey.
• Nebraska State Fire Marshal, UST leak detection and upgrading requirements for underground storage systems (half-day sessions in five locations)
1996:
• Petroleum Equipment Institute, District 4 meeting, storage system upgrading and safety during tank removal
• USEPA All States Conference, cathodic protection monitoring and interpretation of regulations
• John W. Kennedy Company, storage system upgrading requirements in New England
• California Water Resources Control Board UST conference, facility compliance inspection procedures and protocol
• Petroleum Equipment Institute, District 6 meeting, storage system upgrading and safety during tank removal
• Petroleum Equipment Institute, District 7 meeting, storage system upgrading and safety during tank removal
• Florida DEP, Storage System Annual Inspector Conference, leak detection and corrosion protection
• Petroleum Equipment Institute, District 3 meeting, storage system upgrading and safety during tank removal
• Clark County Health Department, Las Vegas, Nevada, corrosion and upgrading requirements for storage system installers and owners (2 sessions)
• Arizona DEQ, underground storage system inspection and leak detection
• Emco Electronics, Cary, North Carolina, regulatory requirements for leak detection and the 1998 deadline
• Region 1 EPA, Portland, Maine, corrosion and cathodic protection monitoring for UST inspectors
• New Jersey DEP, Leak detection and upgrading requirements for underground storage systems (5 one-day sessions in three locations)
• New York DEC,
Saratoga Springs, New York, federal UST requirements for UST inspectors
• Petroleum Equipment Institute, Convex '96, Orlando, Florida, untangling the 1998 UST deadline
• Colorado oil inspection staff, Denver, Colorado, corrosion and cathodic protection monitoring for UST inspectors
• Region 8 EPA, Salt Lake City, Utah, corrosion and cathodic protection monitoring for UST inspectors
• Region 4 EPA, Spartanburg, South Carolina, corrosion and cathodic protection monitoring for UST inspectors
• Region 9 EPA, leak detection, upgrading and corrective action requirements for UST owners and operators (5 one-day sessions in Arizona and Nevada)
1995:
• Karr & Associates, UST/AST Conferences in Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Canada, technology and leak detection for USTs
• USEPA All States Conference, facility inspection protocol
• California Water Resources Control Board UST conference, statistical inventory reconciliation for leak detection
• Pennsylvania DEP, train the trainer seminar for state UST inspectors
• Pennsylvania DEP, leak detection seminar for UST owner/operators (8 seminars, six locations)
• Florida DEP, Annual Inspector Conference, statistical inventory control and automatic tank gauging for leak detection
• West Virginia DEP, tank tightness testing seminar for state inspectors
• Petroleum Equipment Institute, District 4 meeting, understanding Florida's underground storage system regulations
• New Mexico Environment Department, field inspection training
• EPA Region 6, corrosion/cathodic protection training for UST inspectors
• Colorado-Wyoming Petroleum Marketers, UST upgrading requirements
• Pennsylvania DEP, closure of UST systems seminar for owner/operators (6 seminars, six locations)
• New Mexico Environment Department, seminar for UST owner/operators on statistical inventory reconciliation and automatic tank gauging
1994:
• Nevada DEP, leak detection and inspection training for state and county personnel
• Tennessee DEC, leak detection compliance for UST owner/operators
• Hawaii Department of Health, leak detection compliance seminars for inspectors and service providers
• New Hampshire DES, seminar on spill and overfill prevention for installers
• Hazmat South Conference, state-of-the-art of leak detection
• EPA Region 8, corrosion and cathodic protection training for state personnel (1-day sessions in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota)
• California Water Resources Control Board UST conference, tank tightness testing
• Nevada DEP, leak detection compliance for UST service providers
• EPA Region I, leak detection training for state inspectors
• Florida DEP Annual Inspector Conference, leak detection compliance inspection
• Pennsylvania DEP, leak detection compliance for UST owner/operators (6 locations)
• EPA Region X, UST inspector training (2-day sessions in Alaska, Idaho, Washington)
• New Mexico Environment Department, leak detection compliance for UST owner/operators
• Omega Environmental, overview of UST leak detection
1993:
• South Carolina DHEC, UST inspector seminar
• West Virginia DEP, UST inspector seminar
• USEPA All States
Conference, facility inspection protocol
• Florida DEP, leak detection compliance inspection
• Montana DHES, corrosion and cathodic protection for UST inspectors
• Pennsylvania DEP, private sector UST inspector training (three 4-day sessions)
• West Virginia DEP, UST owner/operator leak detection training (five 1-day sessions)
• Tank Installers of Pennsylvania, UST leak detection requirements
1992:
• EPA Region III, UST inspector training for Delaware, Pennsylvania and Virginia (three 3-day sessions)
• Texas Water Commission, UST inspector training (two 2-day sessions)
• West Virginia DEP, UST inspector seminar
• California Water Resources Control Board, UST inspector training (three 2-day sessions)
• EPA Region IV, UST inspector training for North Carolina, Alabama and Kentucky (three 1-day sessions)
• New Mexico Environment Department, UST inspector training
• Marcel Moreau Associates, leak detection and corrosion protection for Louisiana installers
• Louisiana DEQ, UST inspector training (two 2-day sessions)
1991:
• Arizona DEQ, UST inspector training
“MTBE and Groundwater,” (with Peter Garrett) Proceedings of the 1986 National Water Well Association/American Petroleum Institute Conference on Petroleum Hydrocarbons and Ground Water Conference
“An Emphasis on LUP's - The Weak Spots in Piping,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 7, December, 1987
“Some European Perspectives on Prevention of Leaks from Underground Petroleum Storage Systems,” Ground Water Monitoring Review, Winter 1987
“Five Key Underground Piping Problems that Need to be Addressed,” Tank Talk, March, 1988
“Stalking the Elusive .85 Volts - Monitoring Cathodic Protection,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 8, May, 1988
“Pumping Product - The Push Ups vs Pull Ups of Product Delivery Systems - Implications for Environmental Health,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 10, February, 1989
“The Leak Detection Dilemma,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 12, February, 1990
“The Problems with Piping - An Update,” Tank Talk, Volume 5, Number 2, February, 1990
“Tightness Testing - Let's Begin With Nomenclature,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 13, August, 1990
“Inventory Control...The Untold Story,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 14, March, 1991
“Everything You Wanted to Know About Piping Leak Detection,” Tank Talk, Volume 6, Number 3, March 1991
“Rulers Lie...And Other Little Known Facts About Statistics in Leak Detection,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 15, September, 1991
“UST System Crisis Checklist,” Tank Talk, Volume 7, Number 1, January/February 1992
“What Tightness Test Would You Use?” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 16, March, 1992
“The A to ZZZs of Pressurized Piping Leak Detection,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 17, October, 1992
“Overfill Prevention: Are We There Yet?” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 18, April, 1993
“How Empty Must A Leaking Tank Be For A Leaking Tank To Test Tight?” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 19, January, 1994
“Underground Storage System Leak Detection: Theory, Practice and Prognostications,” Proceedings of the 1994 Hazmat South Conference, Orlando, Florida
“To Dream the Possible Dream: UST Compliance,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 20, June, 1994
“What Every Tank Owner Should Know About Overfill Prevention,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 21, December, 1994
“What Every Tank
Owner Should Know About Overfill Prevention,” Tank Talk, Volume 9, Number
5, November/December 1994
“Survey of Flexible Piping Systems,” Apogee Research, Inc, Washington, D.C., March, 1995
“What Every Tank Owner Should Know About Automatic Tank Gauges,” Underground Storage Tank Guide, May 1995
“Laying Down the Law on SIR,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 22, June, 1995
“Spills and Overfills: Protect Yourself,” Convenience Store News Mexico, December 11, 1995
“Upgrade Now...or Repent Later,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 23, January, 1996
“Planning for the Unthinkable: Emergency Preparedness for Motor Fuel Dispensing Facilities,” Convenience Store News Mexico, March, 1996
“The ABCs of ATGs,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 24, July, 1996
“Testing Cathodic Protection Systems,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 25, January, 1997
“Is Leak Detection Working?” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 26, July 1997
“Piping's Progress,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 27, November, 1997
“What About Tank Lining,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 28, February, 1998
“Of Blabbermouths and Tattletales - The Life and Times of Automatic Line Leak Detectors,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 29, June, 1998
“The Holes in Our UST Systems,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 30, September, 1998
“Hmmm...If Only Overfill Prevention Worked!” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 31, March, 1999
“Combatting CP-Test Heartburn,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 32, June 1999
“Enough with the Walking Softly, It's Time to Get Out the Stick,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 33, October 1999
“Tank Management 101 - You Too Can Be a `Professional' UST System Owner/Operator,” L.U.S.T.line, Bulletin 34, February 2000
Technical consultant for the following USEPA videos:
• “Doing It Right” (tank installation)
• “Doing It Right II” (storage system installation)
• “Keeping It Clean” (spill free fuel deliveries)
• “Straight Talk on Tanks” (leak detection)
• “Searching for the Honest Tank” (storage system inspection)
• “Petroleum Leaks Underground” (behavior of petroleum in subsurface)
Produced the following videos:
• “Oil and Water Don't Mix - Or do They?” for the Maine Department of Environmental Protection
• “Gas Tanks and Gargoyles - A Look at European Petroleum Storage Technology” for the USEPA
Provided expert reports or affidavits in the following cases:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA UNITED STATE POSTAL SERVICE V. MYSTIC BULK CARRIER INC., XERXES CORPORATION, METRO-TANK, INC. AND UNIVERSAL VALVE COMPANY, INC, Civil Action No. 98-4336 in the United States District Court, District of New Jersey. Retained by Ms. Laura Smith on behalf of the plaintiffs. Subject of the case is whether an overfill prevention device was properly manufactured and installed and whether appropriate deliver procedures were followed.
BUDDY LYNN, ET AL. V.
AMOCO OIL CO., ET AL., C.A. #96-T-940-N in the District Court for the Middle
District of Alabama, Northern Division. Retained by Mr. Dennis Reich on behalf
of the plaintiffs. Subject of the case is whether underground storage systems
have been properly managed.
DUNNE ET AL. V. SHELL OIL COMPANY, Index #96-13856T, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of Westchester. Retained by Mr. Kevin Maldonado on behalf of the plaintiffs. Subject of the case is whether underground storage systems at a service station were properly installed, operated and abandoned.
BUCH V. GUETTLER, ET AL. Retained by Mr. Michael Maher on behalf of the plaintiff. Subject of the case is whether an underground storage facility was properly installed, operated and abandoned.
WACK, ET AL. V. HAFER PETROLEUM COMPANY, LTD., ET AL. Retained by Mr. Robert Cavalier on behalf of the defendants. Subject of the case is whether a storage system was properly installed.
???, V. CONOCO, civil action no. 7-95-CV-187, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina Southern Division. Retained by Mr. Scott Summy on behalf of the plaintiffs. Subject of the case was whether an underground storage facility was properly installed, operated and abandoned.
TAL-TEX,INC. ET AL. V. THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION, Cause #95-5530, and DEWEY HELMCAMP III V. THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION, Cause #96-05504, in the District Court of Dallas County, Texas, 116th Judicial District. Retained by Plaintiffs. Subject of the cases was whether appropriate storage technology was used.
J. R. ADAIR, ET AL. V. CHEVRON USA, INC., ET AL., Cause #B-152440 in the District Court of Jefferson County, Texas, 60th Judicial District. Retained by Mr. Daniel Hurson on behalf of the plaintiffs. Subject of the case was whether storage systems were appropriately managed.
Provided depositions in the following cases:
CHRISTOPHER SEWARD V. SHOP-A-SNACK FOOD MART, INC., et al., in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Alabama, CV98-4049. Retained by Ms. Glenda Cochran on behalf of the plaintiff. Subject of the case was responsibility for an accident in which the plaintiff was severely burned.
RICHARD FARRELL V. MASSACHUSETTS ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC., et al., in the Superior Court of Massachusetts, C.A. No. 95-617. Retained by Mr. H. Hamilton Hackney, III
on behalf of the defendant. Subject of the case was whether an underground tank was properly managed.
TOWN OF BILLERICA SCHOOL COMMITTEE V. COASTAL REFINING & MARKETING, INC. in the Superior Court of Massachusetts, C.A. No. 95-7121. Retained by Ms. Theresa Kelly Banash on behalf of the defendant. Subject of the case was whether proper procedures were used to fill an underground tank.
OCEAN COUNTY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL V. FUEL TANK MAINTENANCE SERVICE, INC., WHITEMARSH CORPORATION AND KELLY DONAHUE CONTRACTING, INC., in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division - Ocean County, Docket No. OCN-L-2938-95. Retained by Mr. Peter Loffredo on behalf of the plaintiff. Subject of the case was whether two fuel storage systems were properly installed.
WEST VIRGINIA UNDERGROUND
STORAGE TANK INSURANCE FUND and R. M. ROACH & SONS, INC. V. DARWIN D.
CUPP, SAMUEL K. SPIGLER CO., INC., and CAMPO-MILLER, In the circuit court
for Berkeley County West Virginia. Retained by Mr. Richard Rowe on behalf
of the plaintiff. Subject of the case was whether a leak detection device
was properly installed and operated.
INTERSTATE FACILITIES OF HILLVIEW, INC., d/b/a PRO STOP LOUISVILLE SOUTH AND INTERSTATE FACILITIES, INC., AND I-65, INC. V. DEWCO, INC., ET AL., In Jefferson Circuit Court (Kentucky), Division Six (No. 92-CI-05229). Retained by Mr. George Carter on behalf of the defendants. Subject of the case was whether an underground storage system was properly installed.
STATE OF MAINE V. CHEVRON USA, Cause No. CV-95-79, In the Superior Court, Kennebec County, Maine. Retained by Ms. Phyllis Gardiner on behalf of the plaintiff. Subject was the mode of failure of an underground storage tank.
IN RE: TUTU WELLS CONTAMINATION LITIGATION, 1989-107, In the United States District Court, Division of St. Thomas and St. John. Retained by Mr. John Dema on behalf of the plaintiff. Subject was the underground storage system management practices of oil companies in the Virgin Islands.
USA V. OWNBEY ENTERPRISES, United States District Court, Northern District of Georgia, Rame Division. Retained by Mr. Kenneth Riemer on behalf of the plaintiff. Subject was whether the leak status of a tank had been conclusively determined.
ADVANTAGE BUSINESS SYSTEMS (ABS) V. XTRA-MART ET AL, United States District Court, Southern District of Maine. Retained by a lawyer for the plaintiff. Subject was whether an underground storage system had leaked before or after a property transaction.
Provided trial testimony in the following case:
DUNNE ET AL. V. SHELL OIL COMPANY, Index #96-13856T, Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of Westchester.
