Count on us for Air Quality Consulting Legal Expert Witness Services

Sullivan Environmental provides expert Air Quality Litigation Consulting Services for air quality and meteorological cases.  Additionally, Sullivan Environmental has two Certified Consulting Meteorologists, each with approximately 40 years of professional experience, and a Certified Environmental Professional with 20 years of experience.  

Additionally, David Sullivan, CCM, has served as an expert on air quality and meteorological-related matters for decades. Mr. Sullivan also has extensive experience transporting and depositing airborne pollutants from metals, organic chemicals, pesticides, etc., to ground surfaces.  

This includes agricultural-related matters involving alleged pesticide movement beyond target fields/crops and incident reviews, including human pesticide exposure.  By and large, this experience involves a wide range of issues, including the accidental release of chlorine, a barge accident, Superfund cases involving lead waste, lead smelter operations, pesticide applications, and the reconstruction of emissions and air quality impacts from operations of different industrial operations that closed 30-60 years before litigation.

Equally important, our staff has provided air-quality litigation consulting services fairly evenly distributed between plaintiff and defendant clients.  

Additionally, the following provides some general examples of the type of cases that the experts at Sullivan Environmental have been retained:

• -Air deposition analyses for lead mining waste for superfund sites, additionally
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• -Regional analysis of wind-blown pesticides from Federal lands onto private farmlands. Furthermore, 
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• -Analysis of Pesticide residues via the Air Pathway on farming operations in California
  and Virginia. Additionally,
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• -Accident analysis of airborne exposures from chlorine release at an industrial facility. Furthermore,
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• -Air quality analyses (airborne and surface deposition) for a lead smelter.
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• -Reconstruction of World War II production facility toxic air quality impacts.
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• -Air quality analysis of an asphalt plant. Additionally,
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• -Analysis of tornado damage case.
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• -Evaluation of cryogenic-induced fog that resulted in a significant accident along a highway.
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• -Evaluation of air-based volatile organic compound exposures within the vicinity of a major industrial operation.
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• -Evaluation of odor impacts from industrial operation. Furthermore,
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• -Slip and fall cases, visibility impairment analysis, tree fall injuries, and fatalities associated with weather-related incidents.  Additionally,
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• -Lightning assessments.