1. Jan Schlichtmann is a nationally renowned environmental and civil justice lawyer who will be speaking at The University of Tulsa as part of the Richard B. Risk Continuing Legal Education Practicum Series.
2. Schlichtmann is most known for his work on the federal lawsuit Anderson v. Cryovac, Inc., where he represented eight families from Woburn, Massachusetts in 1986.
3. He has also won many other cases and is known for his work in civil justice, science and the environment, and co-founded the Legal Broadcast Network (LBN) in 2004.
The article provides an overview of Jan Schlichtmann's career as a nationally renowned environmental and civil justice lawyer who will be speaking at The University of Tulsa as part of the Richard B. Risk Continuing Legal Education Practicum Series. It provides a brief summary of his background, including his education and notable cases he has worked on such as Anderson v. Cryovac, Inc., Toms River, New Jersey families case, and co-founding the Legal Broadcast Network (LBN). It also mentions that there was a private reception prior to the lecture with lecture sponsor Richard “Dick” Risk in attendance, as well as details about how Risk created an endowment for the law school in 2011 to make this series possible.
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