Key Climate Reporting, Supply Chain, and Corporate Social Responsibility Issues
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Perkins Coie partners Chelsea Curfman, Kevin Feldis, Allison Handy, and Michael House provided an in-depth review of key environmental, social, and governance and corporate social responsibility considerations for companies operating in the United States. These include the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's new climate-related disclosure rules, California climate disclosure requirements, greenwashing and materiality considerations, and forced labor and supply chain due diligence (including the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act). Participants walked away with valuable insights and practical takeaways that will help your teams navigate the complex and quickly evolving ESG and CSR landscape.
Thought Leadership:
- California Enacts Broad Climate Disclosure Laws
- The SEC's Climate Disclosure Rule Has Arrived: Scope 3 Is Out—But What Is In?
Speakers include:
- Chelsea Curfman
Partner, Perkins Coie - Kevin Feldis
Partner, Perkins Coie - Allison Handy
Partner, Perkins Coie - Michael House
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