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Climate Lawsuits as a Social Corrective: How Companies Underestimate the Financial Risk of Climate Litigation
May 22, 2025
•By Raphaël Beermann
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Raphaël Beermann
Supports and advises Green Legal Impact e.V. (GLI) on the intersection of law and sustainable finance in the German and EU context
Chiara Arena
Legal and financial analyst with advisory experience for Green Legal Impact e.V. on sustainable finance law, as well as the German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action and the German Development Agency GIZ on climate finance topics
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