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Shifting ESG landscape and misconduct allegations present new frontier for investigations in the United States (Global Investigations Review)

August 19, 2024 Reprint

Partners Karen P Hewitt, Henry Klehm III, Terri L Chase, Howard Sidman and Samir Kaushik explore how companies operating in the United States and globally are facing ESG-related risks including government enforcement and regulatory action, private litigation, and potential reputational harm.

Read "Shifting ESG landscape and misconduct allegations present new frontier for investigations in the United States" on the Global Investigations Review website.

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