contempt

TCG Clients Use Contempt Proceedings to Continuously Enforce Settlement Agreements to Reduce Chemicals and Provide Warnings
August 10, 2012
Beginning in late-2005, Dr. Whitney Leeman, a client of The Chanler Group, began investigating risks to human health from cancer-causing chemicals found in flame-cooked hamburgers sold in restaurants.  When meat is cooked over an open flame, chemicals called polycyclic—pronounced polly ∙ sigh ∙ click—aromatic hydrocarbons, or PAHs for short, are formed.  ...
Prop 65 / Environment
Carcinogens, contempt, flame-cooked meat, food, P65, PAHs, Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Prop 65 / Environment, Proposition 65
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