Natasha Corb focuses her practice on complex toxic tort litigation, PFAS litigation and consulting, environmental litigation, and products and premises liability.
Natasha advises clients on regulatory compliance, quality control and best practices for issues surrounding various chemicals and agents, including PFAS and asbestos. Her background and training in environmental health allow her to use evidence-based defense strategies and appropriately tailor them to her clients’ needs in high-stakes litigation involving personal injury damages and fear of disease and contamination to soil, groundwater and other environmental media. Natasha is certified by the American Industrial Hygiene Association as a Registered Specialist: Exposure Decision Analysis, enhancing her ability to understand and effectively navigate the scientific, medical and technical aspects surrounding environmental legal issues.
Natasha regularly works on local, regional and national teams conducting significant amounts of scientific research in a multitude of disciplines, including epidemiology, toxicology, industrial hygiene, medicine, public health, geology and hydrogeology, for the defense of MG+M's clients. Utilizing her background in environmental health and biostatistics, Natasha critically reviews and analyzes data, publications and literature to assist with her clients' factual and expert defenses and collaborates with experts and investigators in assessing legal, regulatory and scientific challenges faced by MG+M's clients.
Natasha has actively defended oil and gas companies in a wide range of legacy oil field site and land loss cases, including claims associated with wetland loss, soil and groundwater contamination, e.g., non-hazardous oilfield wastes (NOW) and naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM), etc. She also has extensive experience defending various clients, including “Mom-and-Pop” businesses and Fortune Global 500 companies, in toxic tort litigation throughout the country. Additionally, Natasha advises clients on regulatory compliance and provides best practices for issues regarding PFAS, including litigation avoidance and defense strategies.
Natasha is actively involved with MG+M's Women's Forum and is a member of the National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL).
A native of New Orleans, Natasha obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of New Orleans, where she was on the Dean's List and held multiple leadership positions with Sigma Kappa Sorority. During law school at the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University, Natasha participated in the NITA Trial Advocacy Program and earned the CALI Award in Seminars on Bioethics, Law & Policy.
