Heidi Friedman and Renee Zaytsev of Thompson Hine, whose firm just surveyed 130-plus corporate leaders about their approach to environmental, social and governance matters, discuss whether the market’s current focus ESG issues might spur litigation.
September 30, 2021 at 07:30 AM
8 minute read
Editor/columnist
There’s clearly something wrong with me.
The fact that certain investors are loudly demanding corporate commitments and disclosures on issues related to environmental, social and governance matters causes most normal people to think: “Hey … That’s nice. For once, a corporate focus on something other than quarterly earnings and profit margins.”
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(L-R)Heidi Friedman and Renee Zaytsev of Thompson Hine. Courtesy photos
