Understanding the obligations that apply.
Assessing the relevant rules and sustainability commitments for the business, taking into account its size, its sector and the markets where it operates.
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Sustainability is not only about what a business declares, but also about how it operates and takes its decisions.
Environmental, social and governance matters carry growing weight in commercial relationships, supply chains and organisational processes. Businesses may be asked to meet sustainability requirements coming from the applicable rules, from agreements with customers and suppliers, or from the expectations of investors and commercial partners.
Handling these aspects poorly can create contractual, reputational and compliance risks.
Legal Bloom® supports businesses in assessing the legal implications of sustainability and in building ESG principles into their processes.
Assessing the relevant rules and sustainability commitments for the business, taking into account its size, its sector and the markets where it operates.
Reviewing ESG clauses, codes of conduct, disclosure obligations and contractual liability in relationships with customers, suppliers and partners.
Checking that environmental claims and commercial communications comply, reducing the risk of claims for misleading practices or greenwashing.
Setting responsibilities, procedures and control tools consistent with the company's objectives and obligations.
Sustainability calls for consistency between declared commitments, obligations taken on and actual behaviour.
That is why we look at the legal dimension of business processes and commercial relationships, identifying what needs to be done to manage those responsibilities knowingly.
Sustainability creates value when it becomes part of a company's decisions and relationships, not only of its communication.
Ready-to-use templates and articles by the firm on this subject, in Italian.
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