Join us for a Townhall Discussion

16782 Graham Street, Huntington Beach CA

11 October, 2021

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Join us for a Townhall Discussion with key environmental and policy leaders to discuss the recent events surrounding the oil spill. California beaches boast a multibillion-dollar value, with unmatchable wildlife and natural resources that guarantee benefits for locals and tourists. Meanwhile, the Huntington Beach oil spill threatens this value: harming wildlife, destroying the natural ecosystem, and challenging property values for residents and pressuring the livelihood of business owners. The mission of our community-led, town hall event is to provide answers for questions Huntington Beach residents and business owners now face, allowing locals to host an open, honest discussion about how the oil spill has impacted their personal lives and business operations. Speakers include David Batker, a renowned ecological economist and policy leader who has spent the last 35 years analyzing environmental disasters. Another featured panelist is Alex Straus, an attorney who filed the first class action representing Huntington Beach residents and business owners impacted by the oil spill. Join the conversation on Monday, October 11, 2021 at 7pm. Register Today! Complimentary food and beverages provided. Due to COVID restrictions, capacity is limited. Please register to secure your seat. _______________________________________________________________________________ The content of this event may be considered advertising for legal services under the laws and rules of professional conduct of the jurisdictions in which we practice. If you have questions, for purposes of attorney advertising rules, please contact Milberg Coleman Bryson Phillips Grossman, PLLC at email provided. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.