Policy Find™ routinely works with environmental regulatory agencies at the local, state and federal levels.

The biggest question facing one of these agencies on addressing clean up of a site or redevelopment of a Brownfield is funding. Many times, local governments and environmental agencies are faced with funding or working with a remediation project possessing little funding or no means of recouping those funds. It is often found that with grants, incentives and the like, countless projects still fail. Regulators are faced daily with the task of enforcing the environmental codes against small businesses that do not have the adequate funding to conduct soil and groundwater investigations, let alone an expensive site clean up...

Regulatory Agencies and Governmental Bodies face many environmental issues...let Enviroforensics help

Policy Find™ is able to identify the historical primary responsible parties or property owners and find their insurance policies. This information can then be used to make claims with the result being money to pay for site investigation and remediation. In many instances the monies that have been spent can be recovered.

As every state is unique in their laws regarding utilizing old insurance coverage for environmental contamination defense and indemnity, we recommend consultation with our professionals and qualified legal council.

Referral Projects

In many cases the regulatory agency is trying to help the small business address their environmental contamination issues. One way that they can help is by being aware that Policy Find™ can find old insurance policies that can pay for site investigation and remediation activities. While regulators may not be allowed to give our name directly to companies under enforcement, knowing that we exist and letting the company under enforcement know about such services could be of great value to those companies. Our approach has a proven track record and we would be pleased to present the concept of Insurance Archeology to your Group or Section in the form of a lunchtime brownbag discussion.