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SEC signals landmark for US climate change regulation
Proposed disclosure rule would dramatically alter the landscape for US and foreign issuers, argue Ulysses Smith and Isabelle Glimcher
Unconscious bias training 'least effective' in tackling gender inequality in legal profession
Flexible working is 'most popular' and perceived as 'most effective' tool, IBA/LexisNexis study finds
Clifford Chance and Hengeler Mueller advise on Bayer's sale of pesticide unit to Cinven for $2.6bn
Transatlantic carve out deal sees CC field teams in Germany, the US, UK and France
European Commission unveils landmark ESG regime: what you need to know
Proposed directive creates a legal duty to carry out human rights and environmental due diligence, write King & Spalding's Viren Mascarenhas, Douglass Cassel and Peter Hood
Pinsent Masons launches real estate practice in South Africa with boutique tie-up
Addition of Gunn Attorneys also strengthens UK firm's local ESG offering
Dentons hires Hogan Lovells' sustainability head to lead global ESG efforts
Tokyo-based Aragon St-Charles tasked with helping new firm distinguish itself as 'leader and innovator' in field
De Berti Jacchia becomes first Italian firm to partner with global ESG standards body
Milan practice signs up to Global Reporting Initiative as part of wider sustainability drive
More ESG disputes set to create larger role for litigation PR, new research says
A report by Byfield Consultancy shows ESG disputes will take a larger share of future disputes
Companies must guard against over-promoting their ESG credentials, GCs warn
Punchy claims around ESG can lead to 'massive' reputational risks if not delivered upon, web seminar hears
Energy Charter Treaty is not a barrier to climate change targets
Why critics are wrong and how the ECT supports renewables investment, writes Vail Dispute Resolution’s Tomas Vail
Australia's Gilbert + Tobin hires Baker McKenzie's global climate change head
Ilona Millar's move continues a flurry of ESG-related appointments as law firms look to ramp up their capabilities
CLO's corporate responsibilities set to skyrocket in 2022, survey finds
The pandemic and fluctuating business environment 'accelerated unprecedented growth in the CLO’s range of responsibilities' says report by Association of Corporate Counsel and Exterro
EY's former global climate change and sustainability lead joins Mishcon in new advisory role
Former Spanish government minister Juan Costa Climent signs up with Mishcon Purpose
Flexible working has deprived UK law firms of the lifestyle trump card in London’s associate pay war
US practices can now tempt newly qualified lawyers with regular home working as well as stellar salaries, writes Patrick Cook Fowler
DLA Piper signs 'industry first' corporate solar power purchase agreement
Fifteen European and UK offices to source renewable energy from new solar farm