Environmental and Climate Litigation
The section is designed and fully ready to provide the right legal expertise necessary to represent and assist companies, projects and organizations deal with court proceedings and administrative requirements relating to the environment and the complex litigation system addressing climate change and social and environmental responsibility.
An appropriate strategy on Environmental Law and Climate Change matters is essential for every type of business, and is increasingly a necessary tool for ensuring a company’s legal security and economic efficiency.
This also creates an opportunity for companies, organizations and projects to align themselves with the current market situation and the dynamics of the national and international regulatory systems.
The Environmental and Climate Litigation section is divided, according to services that focus on:
- Providing expertise on environmental and urban planning licenses and permits;
- Managing and addressing environmental, climate and urban liabilities relating to legal and administrative proceedings;
- Providing advice or taking on litigation in relation to environmental, climate or urban liabilities relating to legal or administrative proceedings;
- Assessing whether partners, suppliers, contracts, projects or other businesses are compliant with the national and international standards on this subject;
- Providing advice, analysis or representation in relation to collective action judicial reviews and corporate social, environmental and climate disputes;
- Issuing legal advice, opinions and assessments for companies, contracts, projects and other enterprises that have social, environmental, climate or urban risks and impact;
- Provide support and guidance to resolve conflicts out of court on strategic environmental, climate and urban matters;
- To provide representation, advice and act as an advocate on environmental, climate and urban issues between companies, projects, and other enterprises and the authorities, regulators and other stakeholders.
