Prop 65 Means Re-evaluating Existing Signage

By Lisa Brown | July 18, 2018 at 04:00 AM

In the second of a two-part EXCLUSIVE, John Allen and Vaneeta Chintamaneni of Allen Matkins discuss how amendments modify the safe harbor content and delivery methods for all Prop 65 warnings.

Proposition 65 second of a two-part exclusive Allen Matkins GlobeSt.com: What types of businesses will these amendments affect? Chintamaneni: or GlobeSt.com: How is Prop 65 enforced? Allen: business

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