Association News: Aug. 7 AAMA webinar to review changes to Prop 65 labeling
Posted on July 23rd, 2018
The American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA) will hold a webinar led by attorney John Nolan of the Gary Law Group about the upcoming changes to labeling requirements dictated by California's Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, more commonly known as Prop 65. The complimentary, public webinar will begin Aug. 7 at 11:30 a.m. Eastern, and is sponsored by AAMA's Western Region. Register now to reserve a spot.
"These requirements may have a direct impact on businesses," said Mark Wolonsky (H.B. Fuller), president of the AAMA Western Region. "We know it's important to make sure those participating in AAMA's Western Region activities are up to speed on these changes, and the Western Region Board is committed to communicating them."
This educational session is meant to provide clarification on the new Prop 65 labeling requirements and guidance on strategies for complying. It will include an overview of Prop 65 and review of the new labeling requirements, focusing on challenges faced by fenestration manufacturers and delivering solutions for compliance. Nolan also will answer questions from webinar participants.
Registrants are encouraged to send specific challenges and/or individual company's solutions to education@aamanet.org for possible inclusion in the webinar.
About the speaker
John Nolan practices in Gary Law Group's Midwest office in his hometown of Springfield, Illinois. Since graduating from St. Louis University School of Law in 1991, Nolan's practice has focused on the defense of complex litigated claims in the trial and appellate courts. Nolan has directed the defense of claims involving products liability, professional liability in the areas of medical, legal, construction design and insurance agency malpractice, as well as construction and employment practices claims. As a practitioner in the state capitol of Illinois, Nolan also represents clients before various state and federal agencies in the areas of employment and professional regulation.
More information about AAMA and its activities can be found on the AAMA website, aamanet.org.
AAMA is the source of performance standards, product certification, and educational programs for the fenestration industry.SM
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