I will draft corporate sustainability and climate liability disclosures
Licensed US Attorney Corporate ESG, Climate and Environmental Compliance
About this Gig
Climate risk is financial risk. With the introduction of new SEC guidelines and aggressive state laws (like Californias SB 253 and 261), companies are legally required to disclose their climate-related risks, greenhouse gas emissions, and sustainability strategies.
As a Licensed US Attorney (#289629), I draft and review Corporate Sustainability and Climate Liability Disclosures that satisfy regulatory scrutiny while protecting your firm from shareholder lawsuits and regulatory fines.
What I Provide:
- Risk Disclosures: Legally sound framing of physical and transition climate risks.
- Safe Harbor Language: Forward-looking statement protections.
- Regulatory Alignment: Drafting tailored to evolving SEC mandates and strict state-level climate rules.
- Liability Shielding: Ensuring your public sustainability reports do not create unintended legal liabilities.
Protect your executives and your bottom line. Choose your package, provide your operational data, and I will deliver a compliant, legally sound disclosure.
Field of law:
Environmental
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Are you familiar with the new SEC climate rules?
Yes, I draft disclosures that align with the latest SEC mandates for public and transitioning companies.
Do you cover California's new climate laws?
Yes, I can align your disclosures with California’s aggressive new emissions and climate risk reporting laws.
Can you review an already drafted sustainability report?
Yes, the Premium package includes a full legal review and redlining of your existing draft report.
Who needs a climate disclosure?
Publicly traded companies, companies planning an IPO, and large private companies subject to state regulations.
How is this different from an ESG policy?
An ESG policy is how you run your business. A Climate Disclosure is a formal, legal statement of financial risks related to climate.
