Evans Bowers: Atlanta Defamation and Environmental Enforcement Work on PFAS, Coal Ash, and Clean Water Act Claims

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Evans Bowers is an Atlanta firm focused on defamation and environmental law, representing people and businesses harmed by false statements and property owners and communities harmed by contamination. Its environmental work includes claims involving water pollution, air pollution, soil contamination, and hazardous waste, brought under laws such as the Clean Water Act and the Clean Air Act. Members of the team have worked on nationally significant pollution matters involving PFAS, coal ash, acid mine drainage, and industrial adhesives and sealants, and have challenged environmental permits. The lawyers also speak at law schools, universities, and in the media on emerging environmental-enforcement issues.

The defamation docket covers libel and slander. The firm also represents businesses in commercial litigation, including partnership disputes, breach of contract, business torts, and internal investigations. Land-use and zoning, regulatory compliance, toxic torts, and childhood sexual abuse and sex-trafficking cases appear on the same practice list, so those matters are not automatically sent to a second firm.

Attorneys practicing with the firm include Stacey Evans, Chris Bowers, Ryan Harbin, Amble Johnson, George Lott, Brian Remler, Tracy Talley, Dre Tennille, Tiffany Watkins, and of counsel Michael Lambros. The office is at 729 Piedmont Ave NE in Atlanta and represents clients throughout Georgia. The firm's Google rating is 4.9 from 103 reviews.

A libel claim, a Clean Water Act case over coal ash or PFAS, and a later partnership or contract dispute can all stay on Piedmont Avenue with a team that already handles those environmental-enforcement files. That mix, not a generic Atlanta litigation listing, is the design of the practice. Members of the team represented plaintiffs in some of the first civil environmental enforcement cases in the country to reach trial or settlement over coal ash and PFAS contamination. A later permit challenge, a land-use or zoning dispute, or a toxic-tort claim can stay with the same lawyers who already work those files.

Evans Bowers
729 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
404-850-6750
https://www.evansbowers.com/