Reich & Binstock was co-lead counsel in a class action suit involving arsenic emissions that contaminated the groundwaterin an area affecting the property values and health of the residents.

Our firm was lead counsel in a case involving the representation of a child born with multiple birth defects, including spina bifida, paralysis, blindness, mental retardation and seizures caused by her parents' exposure to organic solvents while the father worked at a chemical plant in South Texas. The case was successfully resolved for a confidential settlement amount.

Reich & Binstock attorney, Michael Howell, represented the owners of residential property whose homes were polluted with chlorinated hydrocarbons from a nearby chemical plant. The chlorinated hydrocarbons migrated from one of the largest chemical manufacturing complexes in southern Brazoria County, Texas.

Our firm represented a large group of emergency responders and residents that were injured from a release of hydrofluoric acid from a gasoline aklation unit used to increase the octane levels of gasoline. We learned that some hydrofluoric acid facilities in Mexico take greater safety precautions for hydrofluoric acid than gasoline manufacturers in the United States.

Reich & Binstock attorney, Michael Howell, represented a group of homeowners who suffered perchloroethelyne (a/k/a tetrachloroethelyne or "PERC") contamination on their properties from a large dry cleaning operation. The settlement included cash compensation to all plaintiffs and a property value protection plan that protected the homeowners for future losses in property values.

Our firm achieved a settlement for a landowner in Montgomery County, Texas when chemical contamination from a chemical waste dump migrated underneath his property.

Additionally, we have represented hundreds of individuals involving chemical contamination from mercury, DDT, dieldrin, BHC and arsenic.