# Rob Bilott
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Top podcast episodes featuring rob bilott.
June Trivia: Fire on the Water
Hello friends,
My personal update is short and sweet: I am now a mother-in-law. My eldest son tied the knot on June 6 in a lovely garden ceremony. Arizona-based family joined us in North Carolina and we played cards, had a cookout, and sorted through a big box of family photos. Oh, the memoriesтАФreтАж
[From The Vault ЁЯФР] TeflonтАЩs Toxic Secret | The Hidden Cost of a Non-Stick Pan
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From The Vault ЁЯФР тАФ normally a member-only episode, unlocked this month for everyone.
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It's a gripping battle of David vs. Goliath: a cattle farmer and a lawyer against DuPont, a massive chemical company.┬а
Discover how Rob Bilott uncovered a shocking environmental scandal, battled corporate giantтАж
S2 Episode 9: Dark Waters
The true store of attorney Rob Bilott and his decades-long battle to expose the chemical company DuPont, which knowingly contaminated a community's drinking water with toxic chemicals.
Rob Bilott (Uncovering the PFAS Contamination, Dark Waters and Firefighting PPE) - Episode 631
Rob Bilott is a veteran Environmental Litigator and the lawyer portrayed by Mark Ruffalo in the movie Dark Waters. We discuss his journey into law, navigating environmental law, how a farmer's dying cattle burst open the unethical practices of Du Pont, the diseases and deaths attributed to "ForeverтАж
3 | The Defense Attorney Who Exposed the Truth About Forever Chemicals
You often hear that summer jobs in law school can lay the foundation for your career. Which is kind of terrifying. It creates the impression that your decisions as a 1L can determine the entire course of your life. But here's the truth: your career is not going to be a straight line. Just ask todayтАж
Ep. 3 - The Defense Attorney Who Exposed the Truth About Forever Chemicals
You often hear that summer jobs in law school can lay the foundation for your career. Which is kind of terrifying. It creates the impression that your decisions as a 1L can determine the entire course of your life. But here's the truth: your career is not going to be a straight line. Just ask todayтАж
Ep. 3 - A Flood of Discovery
Something in AppalachiaтАЩs storytelling cuts closer to science than most people expect: the idea that certain things attach themselves, linger, and reshape your life even when you canтАЩt see them. We use that lens to follow a real contaminant that behaves exactly that way, a synthetic forever chemicaтАж
Robert Bilott
Rob Bilott never planned on any of this. He wanted to be an architect, maybe a city planner. It was his father тАФ a retired Air Force officer who enrolled in law school chasing a dream of being Perry Mason тАФ who nudged him toward the LSAT.
He landed at Taft Law in Cincinnati in 1990 and spent eight тАж
What's In Your Water
Whoever said this country can't come together about anything anymore in the year of our Lord twenty twenty-six was wrong because PFAS, or forever chemicals, are in the blood of ninety-seven percent of Americans right now.
They're in our water, our cookware, our food packaging, children, pets. TтАж
Exposing PFAS: Global Contamination & One LawyerтАЩs Battle For Justice
Devil's urine. That's what Dupont employees called PFAS. These toxic, human made forever chemicals are now in the blood of almost every human on the planet. They are found in drinking water around the world, even Antarctica. And they are used in a broad range of consumer products, like non-stick coтАж
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