Mr. Truitt's litigation experience includes several well-known federal and state cases. He served as the petitioner's lead counsel and argued the Kent County, Delaware Levy Court v. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 963 F.2d 391 (D.C. Cir. 1992) case, in which an EPA National Priorities List ("NPL") site designation was overruled for the first time. Mr. Truitt briefed and argued a Clean Streams Law case after persuading the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to grant a discretionary appeal in Adams Sanitation Co., Inc. v. Comm., Dept. of Environmental Protection, 715 A.2d 390 (Pa. 1998). In addition, he defended the owner/operator of a Pennsylvania landfill in a mega-party Superfund cost recovery case, United States v. Keystone Sanitation Company, Inc., C.A. No. 1:CV-93-1482 (M.D. Pa.) and represented a railroad company in connection with remediation and litigation involving the Paoli Rail Yard Superfund Site near Philadelphia that included the removal of PCB contaminated soils and sediments. Currently, Mr. Truitt represents a major electric utility at two Superfund sites in Maryland, is counseling and negotiating wastewater discharge permit issues for a Fortune 500 company in Maryland, is assisting a Maryland family with respect to a contaminated industrial property in Ohio and is advising a Maryland company with environmental concerns at a facility in North Carolina.