The Lanier Law Firm’s Mariana Aroditis and Rachel Lanier will participate in HarrisMartin’s Environmental Litigation Conference: Fire, Water, Earth & Air on September 17, 2026, in Los Angeles. Ms. Aroditis will serve as co-chair and deliver the opening remarks, while Ms. Lanier will join a panel examining mass tort litigation involving water contamination.
The event will bring together attorneys and other legal professionals to discuss developments involving wildfires, water contamination, pesticides and soil contamination, air contaminants, and emerging environmental claims. Rachel Lanier will participate in the Water Contamination: The MDLs Reshaping Mass Tort panel, which will address developments in AFFF/PFAS, Camp Lejeune, and municipal water contamination litigation.
Rachel Lanier: Mass Tort and Product Liability Litigation Experience
Rachel Lanier is Managing Attorney of The Lanier Law Firm’s Los Angeles office and focuses her practice on mass torts, product liability, pharmaceutical litigation, toxic torts, and personal injury. She has handled complex matters involving pharmaceutical products, medical devices, toxic exposures, and other mass tort claims. Her work has earned recognition from Lawdragon, Best Lawyers, and The National Trial Lawyers.
Mariana Aroditis: Complex Environmental and Mass Tort Litigation
Mariana Aroditis is Senior Litigation Counsel at The Lanier Law Firm, where she focuses on mass torts, consumer class actions, catastrophic personal injury, and product liability. Her environmental litigation experience includes serving as liaison counsel in the SoCalGas Leak Cases arising from the Porter Ranch gas leak, a large-scale proceeding involving alleged exposure to harmful emissions.
A California and Texas trial attorney, she has been recognized by California Super Lawyers, California Rising Stars, and Lawdragon.
About The Lanier Law Firm’s Environmental Litigation Practice
The Lanier Law Firm has extensive experience in environmental litigation involving hazardous exposures and contamination. The firm represents individuals, families, and communities affected by asbestos, contaminated water, soil and groundwater pollution, and other environmental hazards.
The firm has represented residents affected by Libby, Montana, asbestos contamination and plaintiffs in the Camp Lejeune water contamination litigation. In another significant contamination matter, the firm secured a $42 million settlement for approximately 1,000 property owners in the Carteret, New Jersey, smelter contamination case. Its environmental practice also includes matters involving radioactive contamination and other hazardous substances.
The Lanier Law Firm continues to pursue claims on behalf of people and communities harmed by environmental hazards, seeking accountability and compensation for their losses.