ESG

The Green Claims Directive, the CSRD and the CSDDD are just a few of the legislative tools through which the EU has introduced new ESG principles and obligations. These instruments, combined with the gradual expansion of the scope of entities required to report on sustainability, mark a definitive paradigm shift in corporate models, driven by the evolving demands of an increasingly ESG-oriented market.
Today, companies are required to integrate ESG factors into their business decisions and strategies, and to assess and disclose their impacts in line with a continuously evolving regulatory framework. Compliance with such framework is essential not only to meet legal obligations, but also to gain the favour of consumers and investors, who are themselves subject to disclosure duties and increasingly attracted to sustainable investments.

• Compliance;
• Litigation;
• Environment;
• M&A and Corporate Governance;
• Tax;
• Intellectual Property;
• Banking & Finance;
• Labour.