A webinar with The Chancery Lane Project.
As organisations make Net Zero commitments, it is important that policies, procurement documents and contracts remain fit for purpose and reflect those targets. There is a risk that standard contracts and precedents act as a barrier to those commitments being actioned and so it is essential that contracts move with the Net Zero agenda. For in-house counsel, the Law Society's recent guidance on the impact of climate change on solicitors brings into greater focus the need to consider climate risks and related drafting.
The Chancery Lane Project (TCLP) is an independent organisation that has brought together lawyers from around the world to develop contractual drafting to address climate change. As a firm, we’ve been involved with the project since the beginning, and our cross-departmental working group brings together lawyers from across the business to review the TCLP drafting and provide practical insight and proportional application to climate related clauses.
Join us for a special webinar with Becky Annison of The Chancery Lane Project to hear how climate related drafting can be implemented effectively to meet organisational requirements. TCLP will showcase their drafting and available tools, with insights from key case studies. There will also be an opportunity to ask your pressing questions to our panellists in a Q&A session.
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