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ESG risks for companies are not new, but the scope and nature of potential claims continue to shift. Read more in our article in Global Investigations Review.

Companies operating in the United States and elsewhere are increasingly exposed to ESG-related risks in various forms, including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and reputational harm. Identifying and mitigating these interconnected risks only becomes more difficult as social and political headwinds inevitably (and often rapidly) change. In this article for Global Investigations Review, my Jones Day colleagues Karen Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri Chase, Howard Sidman, and Samir Kaushik provide an overview of the many sources of ESG-related risks that can be present at various stages of a company’s operations and provide practical tips for navigating common pitfalls and managing associated investigations in the ESG realm. Click here to read the article: https://ow.ly/SjWK50T4nLt #ESG #corporategovernance

Companies operating in the United States and elsewhere are increasingly exposed to ESG-related risks in various forms, including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and reputational harm. Identifying and mitigating these interconnected risks only becomes more difficult as social and political headwinds inevitably (and often rapidly) change. In this article for Global Investigations Review, my Jones Day colleagues Karen Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri Chase, Howard Sidman, and Samir Kaushik provide an overview of the many sources of ESG-related risks that can be present at various stages of a company’s operations and provide practical tips for navigating common pitfalls and managing associated investigations in the ESG realm. Click here to read the article: https://ow.ly/7LTM50T77K6 #ESG #corporategovernance

Companies operating in the United States and elsewhere are increasingly exposed to ESG-related risks in various forms, including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and reputational harm. Identifying and mitigating these interconnected risks only becomes more difficult as social and political headwinds inevitably (and often rapidly) change. In this article for Global Investigations Review, my Jones Day colleagues Karen Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri Chase, Howard Sidman, and Samir Kaushik provide an overview of the many sources of ESG-related risks that can be present at various stages of a company’s operations and provide practical tips for navigating common pitfalls and managing associated investigations in the ESG realm. Click here to read the article: https://ow.ly/XBuY50T2JZ4 #ESG #corporategovernance

Companies operating in the United States and elsewhere are increasingly exposed to ESG-related risks in various forms, including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and reputational harm. Identifying and mitigating these interconnected risks only becomes more difficult as social and political headwinds inevitably (and often rapidly) change. In this article for Global Investigations Review, my Jones Day colleagues Karen Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri Chase, Howard Sidman, and Samir Kaushik provide an overview of the many sources of ESG-related risks that can be present at various stages of a company’s operations and provide practical tips for navigating common pitfalls and managing associated investigations in the ESG realm. Click here to read the article: https://ow.ly/BUt450T2HRJ #ESG #corporategovernance

ESG has greatly expanded the ways companies, their stakeholders, and other interested parties think about their operations and their roles in society. Along with this expansion, companies operating in the United States and elsewhere are increasingly exposed to ESG-related risks in various forms, including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and reputational harm. Identifying and mitigating these interconnected risks only becomes more difficult as social and political headwinds inevitably (and often rapidly) change. In this article for Global Investigations Review, my Jones Day colleagues Karen Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri Chase, Howard Sidman, and Samir Kaushik provide an overview of the many sources of ESG-related risks that can be present at various stages of a company’s operations and provide practical tips for navigating common pitfalls and managing associated investigations in the ESG realm. Click here to read the article: https://ow.ly/FPAt50T1PFj #ESG #corporategovernance

ESG has greatly expanded the ways companies, their stakeholders, and other interested parties think about their operations and their roles in society. Along with this expansion, companies operating in the United States and elsewhere are increasingly exposed to ESG-related risks in various forms, including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and reputational harm. Identifying and mitigating these interconnected risks only becomes more difficult as social and political headwinds inevitably (and often rapidly) change. In this article for Global Investigations Review, my Jones Day colleagues Karen Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri Chase, Howard Sidman, and Samir Kaushik provide an overview of the many sources of ESG-related risks that can be present at various stages of a company’s operations and provide practical tips for navigating common pitfalls and managing associated investigations in the ESG realm. Click here to read the article: https://ow.ly/2IXn50T25ka #ESG #corporategovernance

ESG has greatly expanded the ways companies, their stakeholders, and other interested parties think about their operations and their roles in society. Along with this expansion, companies operating in the United States and elsewhere are increasingly exposed to ESG-related risks in various forms, including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and reputational harm. Identifying and mitigating these interconnected risks only becomes more difficult as social and political headwinds inevitably (and often rapidly) change. In this article for Global Investigations Review, my Jones Day colleagues Karen Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri Chase, Howard Sidman, and Samir Kaushik provide an overview of the many sources of ESG-related risks that can be present at various stages of a company’s operations and provide practical tips for navigating common pitfalls and managing associated investigations in the ESG realm. Click here to read the article: https://ow.ly/XM8s50T2rRg #ESG #corporategovernance

While we understand or at least should understand the positive side of having diverse boards and leadership teams, our colleagues at Marsh highlight some important risks of ignoring the need for diversity in the attached article #DEI #Diversity #ESG #Sustainability #Boards #Risks Mercer Marsh McLennan

ESG issues are regularly in the news and are a key consideration of boards – particularly in the West. Read our latest article to find out more about the risks companies and boards face when litigation arises borne out of opposition to its position on a social issue: https://lnkd.in/eNvT2gVZ