GAIL’s global in‑house community launched in early 2026, to support lawyers navigating impact, ESG, and governance challenges from inside organisations.
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New for 2026: GAIL Launches Dedicated In‑House Group The Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers (GAIL) announces the launch of our new In‑House Group, created to support and connect in-house counsel who are driving impact law from within their organisations. In-house lawyers sit at the centre of how organisations make decisions – across governance, risk, contracts,…
GAIL’s 2025 Impact Showcase explores pioneering initiatives advancing the practice of Impact Law worldwide.
Call for Submissions: GAIL’s 2025 Summit Impact Showcase will explore pioneering initiatives advancing the practice of Impact Law worldwide. These projects move from bold ideas to tangible change.
The article describes a one-day workshop, “Climate Adaptation for Legal Practitioners,” organised by Legal Charter 1.5 and Black Mountains College. It aims to equip legal professionals, particularly those in sectors contributing to climate change, with the knowledge and tools to address climate adaptation and systemic change, leveraging their expertise to promote sustainable and just practices…
Morgan Lewis is holding a series of impact investing events in 2025 called “Tales from the Front Lines” event of 2025. This also marks their first event in Asia.
This article delves into the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), a groundbreaking regulation within the European Green Deal aimed at enhancing corporate responsibility for environmental and human rights impacts.
The article provides an overview of the EU’s comprehensive regulatory framework for sustainability, designed to drive the sustainable transformation of the economy.
Introducing the new ESG and sustainability toolkit from Stories Evolved designed for legal professionals. This toolkit builds on insights from the recent event, Business Interests, Global Regulation, and Climate Challenges: The Role of African Impact Lawyers.