Caroline Bush reflects on the challenges of covering the 'full gamut' of environmental law, and how nature markets have been a 'natural progression' for Osborne Clarke
Survey finds 25 per cent of litigation lawyers expect to see a rise in exposure to ESG-related legal risks in 2025
European Court of Human Rights rules against Swiss government in landmark climate case brought by group of 2,000 women
Interiors brand appoints independent lawyer to company board to represent nature and future generations
Environmental charities join forces to call for controversial Retained EU Law Bill to be axed, after legal analysis confirms huge risk to UK environmental laws
Decision to make mechanism in funding agreement designed to incentivise emission reduction open access applauded as landmark moment for legal sector collaboration on climate action
The Bar Council launches Sustainability Network to help chambers and barristers cut costs and greenhouse gas emissions
Global review of climate litigation highlights increasing instances of activists and governments using courts to force climate action from businesses and governments
As scientists confirm the current global heatwave was made twice as likely by manmade climate change, lawyers warn of increased risk of litigation relating to extreme weather events
People are divided over whether business, government or individual should be responsible for green action, according to Legal & General Investment Management poll