
Mindful of the significant and continuing importance of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues and opportunities for clients, regulators and legislators, William Fry offers a dedicated, cross-disciplinary ESG & Sustainability Practice Group to support clients in operationalising their sustainability goals while navigating the myriad of published and planned global, international and local ESG rules, standards and expectations.
Leveraging our deep and extensive knowledge and expertise across key practice areas, our ESG & Sustainability Practice Group advises and supports clients and other stakeholders in managing and optimising the ever-shifting and evolving ESG legal and regulatory landscape, anticipating and responding to market demand for sustainable corporate practices and ESG opportunities while managing ESG risk within their businesses.
Areas of Expertise
- Sustainable Finance, ESG
investing, green bonds,
sustainability reporting, disclosures
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- Sustainable Construction
& Energy Efficient
Building
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- Sustainable Corporate
Governance
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- Strategic Data & Risk
Management
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- Environmental Impact
Assessment Law
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- Employment Rights
& Obligations
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- Renewable Energy
developments/transactions
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- Dispute Resolution
& Litigation
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- Supply Chain Management
& Sustainable Procurement
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- Equality &
Human Rights Law
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Responsible Business is integral to our firm's operating model and ESG considerations are at the core of our approach. Read more here.
Only 17% of Irish employers surveyed understand their ESG obligations
Non-compliant employers face regulatory, capital, and talent retention challenges.
All employers in Ireland have ESG (environment, social and governance) obligations but only 17% know what these obligations are and have no concerns about implementing them. That’s according to The Employer's Guide to ESG which surveyed over 400 employers and over 1,000 employees in Ireland.
Click here to read The Employer's Guide to ESG or click the image below.
