Dentons partner Peter Gray, co-chair of the Firm's Environment and Natural Resources Practice Group, has authored The Superfund Manual: A Practitioner's Guide to CERCLA Litigation, an in-depth look at the cases and issues central to litigation brought under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA or Superfund).

Published by the American Bar Association, The Superfund Manual provides summaries on the federal law in the United States concerning liability for cleanup of contaminated property and invaluable practice tips. Covering topics ranging from government response to insurance and bankruptcy, the work has been described as "a comprehensive treatise and practical guide to current CERCLA litigation written by an experienced attorney."

"I am so pleased to release The Superfund Manual because it truly emphasizes focused, case-oriented information practitioners need for CERCLA litigation," said Gray. "This guidebook offers tips and deep insight into key matters under the statute."

Gray has written extensively in the environmental area and worked on a broad range of environmental legal matters including Superfund disputes, climate change planning and advocacy, and pesticide data compensation arbitration. He has been recognized by Chambers USA as a leading Environmental attorney in the Washington, DC area and by Super Lawyers as a leader in his field.

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