09 Sep, 2024 ESG Disputes Bulletin – September 2024 By Benja Arnott Welcome to the quarterly Linklaters ESG Disputes Bulletin. In this edition, we cover some of the key developments in contentious ESG...
02 Feb, 2024 ESG Disputes Bulletin – January 2024 By Satindar Dogra Susana Cao Miranda Rebecca James David Thomas Tara Janus Matt Dodd Rebecca Burton +4 more... Show less Welcome to the quarterly Linklaters ESG Disputes Bulletin. In this edition, we cover some of the key developments in contentious ESG...
02 Nov, 2023 ESG Disputes Bulletin – November 2023 By Satindar Dogra Rebecca James Susana Cao Miranda David Thomas Rebecca Burton Matt Dodd +3 more... Show less Welcome to the quarterly Linklaters ESG Disputes Bulletin. In this edition, we cover some of the key developments in contentious ESG...
09 Aug, 2023 ESG Disputes Bulletin – July 2023 By Sara Feijao Welcome to the quarterly Linklaters ESG Disputes Bulletin. In this summer edition, we cover some of the key developments in contentious...
06 Apr, 2023 ESG Disputes Bulletin – March 2023 By James Bowen Welcome to the quarterly Linklaters ESG Disputes Bulletin. In this spring edition, we cover some of the key developments in contentious...
23 Feb, 2022 ESG Legal Outlook 2022: litigation risks By Satindar Dogra Rebecca James David Thomas Rachel Barrett Vanessa Havard-Williams +2 more... Show less Linklaters recently published its ESG Legal Outlook 2022, in which litigation was identified as one of the key global risks for...
16 Feb, 2021 France held responsible for failing to take sufficient action to fight climate change By Charlotte Peiffer Jean-Charles Jaïs David Thomas Rebecca James Xavier Taton +2 more... Show less On 3 February 2021, the Administrative Court of Paris ruled in what has been called the “case of the century” (L’Affaire du siècle) and...
04 Dec, 2020 Climate change litigation in Australia: key trends and predictions By Rebecca James A great piece from our colleagues at Allens on key trends and predictions regarding climate change litigation in Australia. There have...